Miscellanies
Miscellanies
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Plain " practical" men of the world, who state things in a " business'Mike way, are not usually " dramatic. " He says, also, that " it is to be regretted that an author so well versed in the annals of the country as M. Thiers, has not thought it worth his while to enter more into detail on the subject of the numerous secondary causes which helped to bring about the Revolution. " Now we think it would " be regretted, " had he taken that course. If any one wishes to be led blindfold down through ...the history of France, from the time of Clovis till the Revolution, let him read Mr. Alison. If M. Thiers possesses one merit above all others, it is the clearness of his narrative in tracing the great primary and continuing causes of the Revolution. We never read a history of that event which conveyed to us so plain and connected an account of the events that crowded so rapidly on each other in that awful drama. Under the smoke and tumult, that to an ordinary observer reduce everything to chaos, we are made to see clearly the groundwork and plan of the whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plain " practical" men of the world, who state things in a " business'Mike way, are not usually " dramatic. " He says, also, that " it is to be regretted that an author so well versed in the annals of the country as M. Thiers, has not thought it worth his while to enter more into detail on the subject of the numerous secondary causes which helped to bring about the Revolution. " Now we think it would " be regretted, " had he taken that course. If any one wishes to be led blindfold down through ...the history of France, from the time of Clovis till the Revolution, let him read Mr. Alison. If M. Thiers possesses one merit above all others, it is the clearness of his narrative in tracing the great primary and continuing causes of the Revolution. We never read a history of that event which conveyed to us so plain and connected an account of the events that crowded so rapidly on each other in that awful drama. Under the smoke and tumult, that to an ordinary observer reduce everything to chaos, we are made to see clearly the groundwork and plan of the whole.
What to read after Miscellanies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Tyler Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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