History of English Literature volume 3
History of English Literature volume 3
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In his eyes, " ignorance, idleness, and vice are the proper ingredients for qualifying a legislator ; laws are best explained, interpreted, and applied by those whose interest and abilities lie in perverting, confounding, and eluding them. " 1 A noble is a wretch, corrupted body and soul, " combining in himself all the diseases and vices transmitted by ten generations of rakes and rascals. A lawyer is a hired liar, wont by twenty years of roguery to pervert the truth if he is an advocate, and t...o sell it if he is a judge. A minister of state is a go- between, who, having disposed of his wife, " or brawled for the public good, is master of all offices ; and who, in order better to rob the money of, the nation, buys members of the House of Commons with the same money. A King is a practiser of all the vices, unable to employ or love an honest man, persuaded that " the royal throne could not be supported without corrup- tion, because that positive, confident, restive temper, which virtue infused into a man, was a perpetual clog to public business.
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In his eyes, " ignorance, idleness, and vice are the proper ingredients for qualifying a legislator ; laws are best explained, interpreted, and applied by those whose interest and abilities lie in perverting, confounding, and eluding them. " 1 A noble is a wretch, corrupted body and soul, " combining in himself all the diseases and vices transmitted by ten generations of rakes and rascals. A lawyer is a hired liar, wont by twenty years of roguery to pervert the truth if he is an advocate, and t...o sell it if he is a judge. A minister of state is a go- between, who, having disposed of his wife, " or brawled for the public good, is master of all offices ; and who, in order better to rob the money of, the nation, buys members of the House of Commons with the same money. A King is a practiser of all the vices, unable to employ or love an honest man, persuaded that " the royal throne could not be supported without corrup- tion, because that positive, confident, restive temper, which virtue infused into a man, was a perpetual clog to public business.
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