Prose Masterpieces From Modern Essayists
Prose Masterpieces From Modern Essayists
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They desire to give full scope to theprinciple of self-reliance in the people, and they deem self-help to beimmeasurably superior to help in any other form; to be the only help, inshort, which ought not to be continually, or periodically, put upon itstrial, and required to make good its title. They mistrust and mislikethe centralization of power; and they cherish municipal, local, evenparochial liberties, as nursery grounds, not only for the productionhere and there of able men, but for the gen...eral training of publicvirtue and independent spirit. They regard publicity as the vital air ofpolitics; through which alone, in its freest circulation, opinions canbe thrown into common stock for the good of all, and the balance ofrelative rights and claims can be habitually and peaceably adjusted. Itwould be difficult in the case of any other pair of nations, to presentan assemblage of traits at once so common and so distinctive, as hasbeen given in this probably imperfect enumeration.
There were, however, the strongest reasons why America could not growinto a reflection or repetition of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They desire to give full scope to theprinciple of self-reliance in the people, and they deem self-help to beimmeasurably superior to help in any other form; to be the only help, inshort, which ought not to be continually, or periodically, put upon itstrial, and required to make good its title. They mistrust and mislikethe centralization of power; and they cherish municipal, local, evenparochial liberties, as nursery grounds, not only for the productionhere and there of able men, but for the gen...eral training of publicvirtue and independent spirit. They regard publicity as the vital air ofpolitics; through which alone, in its freest circulation, opinions canbe thrown into common stock for the good of all, and the balance ofrelative rights and claims can be habitually and peaceably adjusted. Itwould be difficult in the case of any other pair of nations, to presentan assemblage of traits at once so common and so distinctive, as hasbeen given in this probably imperfect enumeration.
There were, however, the strongest reasons why America could not growinto a reflection or repetition of England.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Edward Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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