Miscellaneous Essays And Reviews volume 2
Miscellaneous Essays And Reviews volume 2
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The human mind grasps it with a giant s power, and " the world will not willingly let it die. " It works its way into the elements of society ; incorpo rates itself with the customs and laws ; modifies the morals and religion of a people; goes to the bedside of the sick and the dying; ascends the bench of justice; encircles the altar and the fireside. It is related of Phidias, that in con structing the statue of Minerva at Athens, he so wrought his own name into her shield, that it could not be... removed with out destroying the statue. So the principles of science are wrought into the very structure of society its customs, opi nions, language, and laws, that no political revolution, no con vulsion, no change can ever cause them to be forgotten. There is not the slightest evidence that a single scientific truth of any value that has ever been known has been oblite rated from the human mind. There is not the least reason to suppose that a single invention in the arts that was known to the ancients, and that would be now of any considerable im portance, has been lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The human mind grasps it with a giant s power, and " the world will not willingly let it die. " It works its way into the elements of society ; incorpo rates itself with the customs and laws ; modifies the morals and religion of a people; goes to the bedside of the sick and the dying; ascends the bench of justice; encircles the altar and the fireside. It is related of Phidias, that in con structing the statue of Minerva at Athens, he so wrought his own name into her shield, that it could not be... removed with out destroying the statue. So the principles of science are wrought into the very structure of society its customs, opi nions, language, and laws, that no political revolution, no con vulsion, no change can ever cause them to be forgotten. There is not the slightest evidence that a single scientific truth of any value that has ever been known has been oblite rated from the human mind. There is not the least reason to suppose that a single invention in the arts that was known to the ancients, and that would be now of any considerable im portance, has been lost.
What to read after Miscellaneous Essays And Reviews volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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