Recollections
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He knew that logic has its place, and in its place is a sort of moral duty, but in practical politics he rightly coimted mere logic ruin. As his son well said, "He never rested. To his last day he seemed too yoimg to leave things as they are." He was ever a man with whom tierce and quart of mind with mind filled the day. No- body ever better fitted Halifax's description: "A difficulty raiseth the spirits of a great Man ; he hath a mind to wrestle with it, and give it a Fall. A Man's Mind must b...e very low, if the difficulty doth not make a part of his Pleasure." Only let us be careful to note that Chamberlain was the last of men to engage in battle for battle's sake. Fight was no barren pleasure. Nor was it ever the ingenious lawyer's Digitized by VjOOQIC 156 RECOLLECTIONS BOOK contestant advocacy. He took up a cause not ^^^J;^ from a brief, but from the inspiration of a sincere and animating interest.
His politics came to him, now and always, from a penetrating observation of things around him as they actually were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew that logic has its place, and in its place is a sort of moral duty, but in practical politics he rightly coimted mere logic ruin. As his son well said, "He never rested. To his last day he seemed too yoimg to leave things as they are." He was ever a man with whom tierce and quart of mind with mind filled the day. No- body ever better fitted Halifax's description: "A difficulty raiseth the spirits of a great Man ; he hath a mind to wrestle with it, and give it a Fall. A Man's Mind must b...e very low, if the difficulty doth not make a part of his Pleasure." Only let us be careful to note that Chamberlain was the last of men to engage in battle for battle's sake. Fight was no barren pleasure. Nor was it ever the ingenious lawyer's Digitized by VjOOQIC 156 RECOLLECTIONS BOOK contestant advocacy. He took up a cause not ^^^J;^ from a brief, but from the inspiration of a sincere and animating interest.
His politics came to him, now and always, from a penetrating observation of things around him as they actually were.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, John, 1838-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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