Notes On Politics & History; a University Address
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The second prevails to-day and is one of the marks of modern system, POLITICS AND HISTORY 79 as we may discern in Balkan perplexities. Devo- tion to a dynasty has made nations. So has passion for a creed. So, perhaps, most of all, that ingenita erga patriam caritas, the natural fondness for the land where we are born.
The lineal descent of national stocks, through Ethnologic dim ages with no sure or intelUgible chronicler, offers a boundless opening for ethnologic disputation.
Learned men maint...ain, for instance, and men no less learned deny, that the Hellenic race in Europe has been exterminated, and that the modern Greeks are a mixture of the descendants of Roman slaves and Sclavonian colonists. Yet, however this may be, the Greek name and all its glittering associations, over the whole field of politics, ethics, poetry, and art, seem enough to inspire nationaUty in its most evident sense. The absorption by a popula- tion of new modifying elements appears an obscure and mysterious process.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second prevails to-day and is one of the marks of modern system, POLITICS AND HISTORY 79 as we may discern in Balkan perplexities. Devo- tion to a dynasty has made nations. So has passion for a creed. So, perhaps, most of all, that ingenita erga patriam caritas, the natural fondness for the land where we are born.
The lineal descent of national stocks, through Ethnologic dim ages with no sure or intelUgible chronicler, offers a boundless opening for ethnologic disputation.
Learned men maint...ain, for instance, and men no less learned deny, that the Hellenic race in Europe has been exterminated, and that the modern Greeks are a mixture of the descendants of Roman slaves and Sclavonian colonists. Yet, however this may be, the Greek name and all its glittering associations, over the whole field of politics, ethics, poetry, and art, seem enough to inspire nationaUty in its most evident sense. The absorption by a popula- tion of new modifying elements appears an obscure and mysterious process.
What to read after Notes On Politics & History; a University Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, John Morley, Viscount, 1838- to read onlineMoreLess
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