Recollections And Letters of Ernest Renan;
Recollections And Letters of Ernest Renan;
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Liberalism was the religion of that excellent generation. Their principles were so fixed that, on the day after the catastrophe which seemed to put them in the wrong, they remained exactly what they had been on the day preceding the catas- trophe. " I make my sincere confession," said M.
de Sacy. " I have not changed. Far from having been shaken in my convictions, reflection, age, and experience have only confirmed me in them. I believe in right and justice, as I believed in them in my ingenuou...s youth. This pr inciple of liberty, whictrtjie times and circumstances have adjourned in politics, I am happy to recover in letters, in phil^^phy, in all that belongs to the domain of conscience and pure thought. That is what we try £0^0 in the Journal des Dibats, With dififer- ences of shades of taste, and of varied opinions, it is the spirit which unites us all." M. Cuvillier-Fleury might have said that quite as well as M. de Sacy. His liberalism never suffered any eclipse ; no reaction attacked him.
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Liberalism was the religion of that excellent generation. Their principles were so fixed that, on the day after the catastrophe which seemed to put them in the wrong, they remained exactly what they had been on the day preceding the catas- trophe. " I make my sincere confession," said M.
de Sacy. " I have not changed. Far from having been shaken in my convictions, reflection, age, and experience have only confirmed me in them. I believe in right and justice, as I believed in them in my ingenuou...s youth. This pr inciple of liberty, whictrtjie times and circumstances have adjourned in politics, I am happy to recover in letters, in phil^^phy, in all that belongs to the domain of conscience and pure thought. That is what we try £0^0 in the Journal des Dibats, With dififer- ences of shades of taste, and of varied opinions, it is the spirit which unites us all." M. Cuvillier-Fleury might have said that quite as well as M. de Sacy. His liberalism never suffered any eclipse ; no reaction attacked him.
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