Parliamentary Portraits
Parliamentary Portraits
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ever in old time a word of disenchantment which could turn in a moment the golden palaces of fairy land into dreary deserts ; there is also now a magic phrase ". The House of Commons, " the bare repetition of which at once drives from the head all thoughts of Grecian genius and Roman independence* Scared at this word I return directly to my starting post : I mean then to quote Mr. W. Smith as one of those persons whose rank and consideration are to be attributed solely to the cause in which he ...has thought proper to engage himself. He has had the courage to touch the awful ark of the pure English Constitution, and it is his praise, and no slight praise, that he has not utterly sunk in so great an attempt. He always comes before Us in the pleasing form of an advocate of the civil and religious rights of the people : and what friend of humanity can find it in his heart to say a word against so good and liberal-minded a person. What criticism Would not be hooted down which should aim to point out the defects of such a character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ever in old time a word of disenchantment which could turn in a moment the golden palaces of fairy land into dreary deserts ; there is also now a magic phrase ". The House of Commons, " the bare repetition of which at once drives from the head all thoughts of Grecian genius and Roman independence* Scared at this word I return directly to my starting post : I mean then to quote Mr. W. Smith as one of those persons whose rank and consideration are to be attributed solely to the cause in which he ...has thought proper to engage himself. He has had the courage to touch the awful ark of the pure English Constitution, and it is his praise, and no slight praise, that he has not utterly sunk in so great an attempt. He always comes before Us in the pleasing form of an advocate of the civil and religious rights of the people : and what friend of humanity can find it in his heart to say a word against so good and liberal-minded a person. What criticism Would not be hooted down which should aim to point out the defects of such a character.
What to read after Parliamentary Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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