Memoirs of the Margravine of Anspach V.2
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His temperament was irascible. He was vigorous, but headstrong; he had no secrets, nor any sys- tem, but his own interest at the expense of all parties. He was sometimes a plebeian, at others a patrician ; sometimes a republican, and some- times a despot. I would not pretend, on my own judgment, to declare the versatility of his great genius ; but if I might adopt the words of La Harpe, who was strongly prejudiced against him, I might add that those brilliant corusca- tions of mental power, whi...ch might, with the fine expressions of sentiment that he was ca- pable of uttering, have done honour to -the most virtuous character, were by this profound Mae- chiavellist used only as a species of traffic.
I have frequently been led to observe, from my intercourse with the French nation, that the French are vain of their country, because 170 MEMOIRS OF THE they are vain of themselves. Such vanity must be distinguished from real patriotism, which consists in loving our country independently of ourselves.
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His temperament was irascible. He was vigorous, but headstrong; he had no secrets, nor any sys- tem, but his own interest at the expense of all parties. He was sometimes a plebeian, at others a patrician ; sometimes a republican, and some- times a despot. I would not pretend, on my own judgment, to declare the versatility of his great genius ; but if I might adopt the words of La Harpe, who was strongly prejudiced against him, I might add that those brilliant corusca- tions of mental power, whi...ch might, with the fine expressions of sentiment that he was ca- pable of uttering, have done honour to -the most virtuous character, were by this profound Mae- chiavellist used only as a species of traffic.
I have frequently been led to observe, from my intercourse with the French nation, that the French are vain of their country, because 170 MEMOIRS OF THE they are vain of themselves. Such vanity must be distinguished from real patriotism, which consists in loving our country independently of ourselves.
What to read after Memoirs of the Margravine of Anspach V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craven, Elizabeth Craven, Baroness, 1750-1828 to read onlineMoreLess
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