Land And Freedom volume 29
Land And Freedom volume 29
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There is no other way.
Personal Recollections of Henry George ADDRESS OF FREDERIC CYRUS LEUBUSCHER AT THE HENRY GEORGE CONGRESS, PITTS- BURGH, PA. , SEPT. 23, 1929.
TO one who dwells in the purely intellectual realm, the written words of an author are the only things that count. The life of the writer, his struggles, his tri- umphs, his defeats, his social qualities, in other words, his personality, are quite immaterial. Are his words and arguments reasonable and logical, is the only ques- tion..., not the qualities of the soul that forced him to express himself. Such an intellectual feels that if he allowed himself to admire a writer's greatness of heart, he might becloud his mind with sophistry. He fears he might be- come a hero worshipper.
The man who desires to live in the rarified atmosphere of pure reason will find that he has lost more than half his life. He would lose the soul of that which has been written. Carlyle said that "hero worship exists, has existed and will forever exist among mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no other way.
Personal Recollections of Henry George ADDRESS OF FREDERIC CYRUS LEUBUSCHER AT THE HENRY GEORGE CONGRESS, PITTS- BURGH, PA. , SEPT. 23, 1929.
TO one who dwells in the purely intellectual realm, the written words of an author are the only things that count. The life of the writer, his struggles, his tri- umphs, his defeats, his social qualities, in other words, his personality, are quite immaterial. Are his words and arguments reasonable and logical, is the only ques- tion..., not the qualities of the soul that forced him to express himself. Such an intellectual feels that if he allowed himself to admire a writer's greatness of heart, he might becloud his mind with sophistry. He fears he might be- come a hero worshipper.
The man who desires to live in the rarified atmosphere of pure reason will find that he has lost more than half his life. He would lose the soul of that which has been written. Carlyle said that "hero worship exists, has existed and will forever exist among mankind.
What to read after Land And Freedom volume 29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Outdoor Advertising Association of America to read onlineMoreLess
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