Representative British Orations
Representative British Orations
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It existed, in fact, where it was not protected by law ; and the wise and generous connivance of governments was daily more and more secured by the growing civilization of their subjects. In Holland, in Switzerland, in the imperial towns of Germany, the press was either legally or Digitized by Google 194 SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH.
practically free. Holland and Switzerland are no more ; and since the commencement of this prosecution, fifty imperial towns have been erased from the list of independent ...states by one dash of the pen. Three or four still pre- serve a precarious and trembling existence. I will not say by what compliances they must purchase its continuance. I will not insult the feebleness of states, whose unmerited fall I do most bitterly deplore.
These governments were in many respects one of the most interesting parts of the ancient system of Europe. Unfortunately for the re- pose of mankind, great states are compelled, by regard to their own safety, to consider the mili- tary spirit and martial habits of their people as one of the main- objects of their policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It existed, in fact, where it was not protected by law ; and the wise and generous connivance of governments was daily more and more secured by the growing civilization of their subjects. In Holland, in Switzerland, in the imperial towns of Germany, the press was either legally or Digitized by Google 194 SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH.
practically free. Holland and Switzerland are no more ; and since the commencement of this prosecution, fifty imperial towns have been erased from the list of independent ...states by one dash of the pen. Three or four still pre- serve a precarious and trembling existence. I will not say by what compliances they must purchase its continuance. I will not insult the feebleness of states, whose unmerited fall I do most bitterly deplore.
These governments were in many respects one of the most interesting parts of the ancient system of Europe. Unfortunately for the re- pose of mankind, great states are compelled, by regard to their own safety, to consider the mili- tary spirit and martial habits of their people as one of the main- objects of their policy.
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