Recollections of Gladstone
Recollections of Gladstone
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It was, of course, chiefly by his intellectual gifts that he was known and for them that he was admired. Yet that which seemed most worthy of admiration in a man who had seen so much of the world, and might well have been hardened by it, was the freshness and warmth of his feelings and the lofty plane on which his thoughts moved. In discussing a subject with him, one was often struck by the tendency of his mind to become fantastic, to miss the central point of a question, to rely upon a number ...of fine-drawn and subtle arguments instead of one or two solid ones. But if an appeal was made to his love of humanity and justice and freedom, he never failed to respond.
He hated cruelty . One of the strongest motives he had for taking up the cause of Irish Home Recollections of Gladstone. 21 Rule was his horror at the atrocities which had been perpetrated in Ireland at the end of the eighteenth century. He would often speak of them with a sense of shame as well as anger, which made one imagine that he thought some kind of expiation for them required from Eng- land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, of course, chiefly by his intellectual gifts that he was known and for them that he was admired. Yet that which seemed most worthy of admiration in a man who had seen so much of the world, and might well have been hardened by it, was the freshness and warmth of his feelings and the lofty plane on which his thoughts moved. In discussing a subject with him, one was often struck by the tendency of his mind to become fantastic, to miss the central point of a question, to rely upon a number ...of fine-drawn and subtle arguments instead of one or two solid ones. But if an appeal was made to his love of humanity and justice and freedom, he never failed to respond.
He hated cruelty . One of the strongest motives he had for taking up the cause of Irish Home Recollections of Gladstone. 21 Rule was his horror at the atrocities which had been perpetrated in Ireland at the end of the eighteenth century. He would often speak of them with a sense of shame as well as anger, which made one imagine that he thought some kind of expiation for them required from Eng- land.
What to read after Recollections of Gladstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bryce Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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