Lord Macaulay
Lord Macaulay
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) And although it is true that no one can close his work without m. 6 82 Lord Macaulay a thrill of admiration for the party and the Prince who vindicated our freedom in its darkest hour, it would still be difficult to point to any part of it where the politician gets the better of the historian. Macaulay had his antipathies to individuals. He has not done Marlborough justice ; but I doubt if he has done him very serious injustice. In point of evidence his condemnation is wrong, but much less so... in N point of conclusion. But, individuals apart, every turn of the History shows party animosity well in hand. His criticism of the Whigs at the time of the Exclusion Bill is unsparing. His remarks on the clergy are offensively spoken, but Thackeray's Dr Tusher is not a pleasing picture. Over the Revolution itself there is no party paean sung ; there is only praise for the reformer who knew where to pause. There is no exultation over the schism in the Church, but only censure for the Whigs who rejoiced over it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) And although it is true that no one can close his work without m. 6 82 Lord Macaulay a thrill of admiration for the party and the Prince who vindicated our freedom in its darkest hour, it would still be difficult to point to any part of it where the politician gets the better of the historian. Macaulay had his antipathies to individuals. He has not done Marlborough justice ; but I doubt if he has done him very serious injustice. In point of evidence his condemnation is wrong, but much less so... in N point of conclusion. But, individuals apart, every turn of the History shows party animosity well in hand. His criticism of the Whigs at the time of the Exclusion Bill is unsparing. His remarks on the clergy are offensively spoken, but Thackeray's Dr Tusher is not a pleasing picture. Over the Revolution itself there is no party paean sung ; there is only praise for the reformer who knew where to pause. There is no exultation over the schism in the Church, but only censure for the Whigs who rejoiced over it.
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