Memoirs of the Reign of George Iii From His Accession to the Peace of Amiens
Memoirs of the Reign of George Iii From His Accession to the Peace of Amiens
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Obscure and opposing machinations involved every one in perplexity ; and the state appeared reeling, as it were, like a drunken Bacchanal, without either guide, guardian, or support.
All France felt the full force of her past and present evils, and the imperious necessity of esta- blishing a better order of things. She required a government capable of repairing the ruins of the political edifice ; or rather of re-constructing it on more solid and durable foundations. But by what miraculous inte...rposition was this to be accomplished ? By what super-human means was confidence to be restored, was courage to be re-animated, was civil discord to be healed, and authority, now every where spurned at, to be in- vigorated and confirmed ? To solve these inter- esting questions, it is now become necessary to revert to the history of that celebrated com- mander who, in the spirit of romantic enterprise, had, in the beginning of the preceding year, bid adieu to his country, in search of new adventures, and in the hope of acquiring fresh and, if possi- ble, more verdant laurels on the opposite side of the globe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Obscure and opposing machinations involved every one in perplexity ; and the state appeared reeling, as it were, like a drunken Bacchanal, without either guide, guardian, or support.
All France felt the full force of her past and present evils, and the imperious necessity of esta- blishing a better order of things. She required a government capable of repairing the ruins of the political edifice ; or rather of re-constructing it on more solid and durable foundations. But by what miraculous inte...rposition was this to be accomplished ? By what super-human means was confidence to be restored, was courage to be re-animated, was civil discord to be healed, and authority, now every where spurned at, to be in- vigorated and confirmed ? To solve these inter- esting questions, it is now become necessary to revert to the history of that celebrated com- mander who, in the spirit of romantic enterprise, had, in the beginning of the preceding year, bid adieu to his country, in search of new adventures, and in the hope of acquiring fresh and, if possi- ble, more verdant laurels on the opposite side of the globe.
What to read after Memoirs of the Reign of George Iii From His Accession to the Peace of Amiens?
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