Later Stuart Tracts
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The same Chequer- Work of Fortunes attends me still ; the People I have served, and love to serve, cut my throat every day, because I will not cut the throat of those that have served and assisted me. Ingratitude has always been my Aversion, and perhaps for that Reason it is my Exercise.
And now I live under universal Contempt, which Con- tempt I have learnt to contemn, and have an uninterrupted Joy in my Soul, not at my being contemned, but that no Crime can be laid to my Charge, to make that ...Contempt my Due.
Fame, a lying Jade, would talk me up for I know not 262 Resignation to the will of Heaven. [ D. Defoe. 171a.
what of Courage ; and they call me a fighting Fellow ; I despise the Flattery, I profess to know nothing of it, farther than Truth makes any Man bold ; and I acknowledge, that give me but a bad Cause and I am th e greatest Coward in the World ; Truth inspires Nature, and as in defence of Truth no honest Man can be a Coward, so no Man of Sence can be bold when he is in the wrong : He that is Honest must be Brave, and it is my opinion that a coward cannot be an Honest Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same Chequer- Work of Fortunes attends me still ; the People I have served, and love to serve, cut my throat every day, because I will not cut the throat of those that have served and assisted me. Ingratitude has always been my Aversion, and perhaps for that Reason it is my Exercise.
And now I live under universal Contempt, which Con- tempt I have learnt to contemn, and have an uninterrupted Joy in my Soul, not at my being contemned, but that no Crime can be laid to my Charge, to make that ...Contempt my Due.
Fame, a lying Jade, would talk me up for I know not 262 Resignation to the will of Heaven. [ D. Defoe. 171a.
what of Courage ; and they call me a fighting Fellow ; I despise the Flattery, I profess to know nothing of it, farther than Truth makes any Man bold ; and I acknowledge, that give me but a bad Cause and I am th e greatest Coward in the World ; Truth inspires Nature, and as in defence of Truth no honest Man can be a Coward, so no Man of Sence can be bold when he is in the wrong : He that is Honest must be Brave, and it is my opinion that a coward cannot be an Honest Man.
What to read after Later Stuart Tracts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Atherton Aitken to read onlineMoreLess
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