Occasional Papers
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It ispossible that, as is urged in the biography before us, he wassacrificed to the blunders and the enmities of powers above him. But, for whatever reason, no clear account is given of the matter by hisbiographer, though a good deal is suggested; and in the absence ofintelligible explanations the conclusion is natural that, though he mayhave been ill-used, he may also have been unequal to his position.
But his ill-success or his ill-usage at Rome was more than compensatedby the results to whic...h it may be said to have led. Out of itultimately came that which gave the decisive character to Bunsen'slife--his settlement in London as Prussian Minister. On leaving Rome hecame straight to England He came full of admiration and enthusiasm to"his Ithaca, his island fatherland, " and he was flattered and delightedby the welcome he received, and by the power which he perceived inhimself, beyond that of most foreigners, to appreciate and enjoyeverything English. He liked everything--people, country, andinstitutions; even, as his biographer writes, our rooks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It ispossible that, as is urged in the biography before us, he wassacrificed to the blunders and the enmities of powers above him. But, for whatever reason, no clear account is given of the matter by hisbiographer, though a good deal is suggested; and in the absence ofintelligible explanations the conclusion is natural that, though he mayhave been ill-used, he may also have been unequal to his position.
But his ill-success or his ill-usage at Rome was more than compensatedby the results to whic...h it may be said to have led. Out of itultimately came that which gave the decisive character to Bunsen'slife--his settlement in London as Prussian Minister. On leaving Rome hecame straight to England He came full of admiration and enthusiasm to"his Ithaca, his island fatherland, " and he was flattered and delightedby the welcome he received, and by the power which he perceived inhimself, beyond that of most foreigners, to appreciate and enjoyeverything English. He liked everything--people, country, andinstitutions; even, as his biographer writes, our rooks.
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