Introduction to Democracy And Liberty
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' Other men,' Dean Milman once said to me, ' might have a larger balance at their banker's — Macaulay always seemed to have his whole fortune in his breeches pocket.' The same thing was eminently true of Gladstone, and it was accompanied by a skill in drawing subtle distinctions and refinements of argument which was immensely useful in debate. This, which was one of the most marked character- istics of his mind, was probably in great degree fostered by the circumstances of his education. It is ...said to be a specially Oxford gift, and Oxford left its impression very deeply on his mind. It never was carried to a higher point at Oxford than in the early days of the Tractarian movement, and at the time when Newman was its most splendid intellect. Glad- stone, it is true, had left Oxford just before the Tractarian movement was formally started, but it rose to its height during his early manhood, and in those years it profoimdly influenced him. Though already in Parliament, he found time to write two elaborate books on Church questions ; his most successful speeches were connected with them and he was for some years much more really absorbed in theological speculation than in secular pohtics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Other men,' Dean Milman once said to me, ' might have a larger balance at their banker's — Macaulay always seemed to have his whole fortune in his breeches pocket.' The same thing was eminently true of Gladstone, and it was accompanied by a skill in drawing subtle distinctions and refinements of argument which was immensely useful in debate. This, which was one of the most marked character- istics of his mind, was probably in great degree fostered by the circumstances of his education. It is ...said to be a specially Oxford gift, and Oxford left its impression very deeply on his mind. It never was carried to a higher point at Oxford than in the early days of the Tractarian movement, and at the time when Newman was its most splendid intellect. Glad- stone, it is true, had left Oxford just before the Tractarian movement was formally started, but it rose to its height during his early manhood, and in those years it profoimdly influenced him. Though already in Parliament, he found time to write two elaborate books on Church questions ; his most successful speeches were connected with them and he was for some years much more really absorbed in theological speculation than in secular pohtics.
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