Nights With the Gods
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The official looked daggers at me. He explained in a solemn voice that the orator was a staunch Liberal and Cobraite. The latter name was, I learnt, a little mistake in pronuncia- tion; it ought to have been Cobdenite. Cobden, I was told, was a very great man. He succeeded in passing a measure which under the circumstances of his time was not altogether bad, although it drove the people away from the plough to the factories.
" However, he, like our Gracchi, imagined that CJESAR ON THE HOUSE OF ...COMMONS 145 what was good for his time must necessarily be good for all times. On the basis of a complete ignorance of the Continent, that is, of the Power that has always been and always will be the real regulator of the fundamental policy of England, Cobden thought he had got hold of an absolute truth, instead of a merely passing and temporary measure. Like all nations that have never gone through social and political cataclysms and are necessarily highly con- servative, the English are totally lacking in historic perspective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The official looked daggers at me. He explained in a solemn voice that the orator was a staunch Liberal and Cobraite. The latter name was, I learnt, a little mistake in pronuncia- tion; it ought to have been Cobdenite. Cobden, I was told, was a very great man. He succeeded in passing a measure which under the circumstances of his time was not altogether bad, although it drove the people away from the plough to the factories.
" However, he, like our Gracchi, imagined that CJESAR ON THE HOUSE OF ...COMMONS 145 what was good for his time must necessarily be good for all times. On the basis of a complete ignorance of the Continent, that is, of the Power that has always been and always will be the real regulator of the fundamental policy of England, Cobden thought he had got hold of an absolute truth, instead of a merely passing and temporary measure. Like all nations that have never gone through social and political cataclysms and are necessarily highly con- servative, the English are totally lacking in historic perspective.
What to read after Nights With the Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Reich to read onlineMoreLess
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