Lives of Northern Worthies volume 2
Lives of Northern Worthies volume 2
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" Whether the Master and Fellows of Pembroke did proceed to extremities or no, is matter of little consequence ; but Mason was declared duly elected, after two years' suspense, in 1749, in which year also he took his Master's degree. It is possible that the Master of Pembroke might dislike Mason both for his poetry and for his politics. As to the former, sage gentlemen in office generally re- gard it as coldly as the great Lord Burleigh, and the philosophical Locke, who, in his tract on educati...on, warns all young men against associating with poets, as being commonly found in company with gamesters. In politics, Mason was a Whig, perhaps more from a scholastic admiration of the antique republics, than from any experimental knowledge of the wants and capacities of English society. Of this he gave proof in his " Isis, " a metrical attack upon the Jacobitism of Oxford, which had the honour of rousing Tom Warton to a reply, properly named the " Triumph of Isis, " since Mason himself confessed it to be the WILLIAM MASON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Whether the Master and Fellows of Pembroke did proceed to extremities or no, is matter of little consequence ; but Mason was declared duly elected, after two years' suspense, in 1749, in which year also he took his Master's degree. It is possible that the Master of Pembroke might dislike Mason both for his poetry and for his politics. As to the former, sage gentlemen in office generally re- gard it as coldly as the great Lord Burleigh, and the philosophical Locke, who, in his tract on educati...on, warns all young men against associating with poets, as being commonly found in company with gamesters. In politics, Mason was a Whig, perhaps more from a scholastic admiration of the antique republics, than from any experimental knowledge of the wants and capacities of English society. Of this he gave proof in his " Isis, " a metrical attack upon the Jacobitism of Oxford, which had the honour of rousing Tom Warton to a reply, properly named the " Triumph of Isis, " since Mason himself confessed it to be the WILLIAM MASON.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartley Coleridge to read onlineMoreLess
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