Horace Walpoles World a Sketch of Whig Society Under George Iii
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Which in this country have the singular property of gathering like snow balls, and multi- plying themselves and one another ad infinitum.
" In short, either from the want of public virtue, or superabundance of it, in people here (I will not pretend to decide which), Ireland seems an unfor- tunate country. Its size, situation, soil, and . Climate, make no part of its misfortune; for it is peculiarly happy in them all. It suffers only by the conduct of its principals. Would but the chief people o...f the Hand open their eyes to its real interest, and therein their own, Ireland would be a favoured spot, but I have long said, and do main- tain, that its first and greatest enemies are the men of greatest rank, property, and popularity in the country; and so long as they continue their pre- sent line of conduct, so long will Ireland infallibly continue in the state it is; namely, as my country- men would be apt to express it, growing every day worse and worse. ... " The writer having thus explained the social con- dition of the island to an influential minister, it is characteristic of the age that neither of them seems to have paid any further attention to the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which in this country have the singular property of gathering like snow balls, and multi- plying themselves and one another ad infinitum.
" In short, either from the want of public virtue, or superabundance of it, in people here (I will not pretend to decide which), Ireland seems an unfor- tunate country. Its size, situation, soil, and . Climate, make no part of its misfortune; for it is peculiarly happy in them all. It suffers only by the conduct of its principals. Would but the chief people o...f the Hand open their eyes to its real interest, and therein their own, Ireland would be a favoured spot, but I have long said, and do main- tain, that its first and greatest enemies are the men of greatest rank, property, and popularity in the country; and so long as they continue their pre- sent line of conduct, so long will Ireland infallibly continue in the state it is; namely, as my country- men would be apt to express it, growing every day worse and worse. ... " The writer having thus explained the social con- dition of the island to an influential minister, it is characteristic of the age that neither of them seems to have paid any further attention to the matter.
What to read after Horace Walpoles World a Sketch of Whig Society Under George Iii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Drayton Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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