Some Political Ideas And Persons
Some Political Ideas And Persons
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Its defect, to put it plainly, is that there is nothing great in it. There is, indeed, always Disraeli's miraculous fertility of cleverness of all sorts, and that may itself be considered a kind of greatness. But it has no longer anything really great to do. In the second volume we had the magnificent daring of the single-handed assault upon Peel and the invective which was its weapon, a swordlike use of the tongue which, though it could not produce a series of classics like Cicero's Philippics..., far surpassed Cicero in the difficulties it had to overcome and the success with which it overcame them. That was greatness of one kind. In the third volume we had greatness of another ; with courage again perhaps as its most striking ingredient, but this time moral courage we had the publication of " Tancred " in 1847 and of * Times Literary Supplement, May, II, 1916.
f " The Life of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, " by George Earle Buckle, in succession to W. F. Mony- penny. Volume IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its defect, to put it plainly, is that there is nothing great in it. There is, indeed, always Disraeli's miraculous fertility of cleverness of all sorts, and that may itself be considered a kind of greatness. But it has no longer anything really great to do. In the second volume we had the magnificent daring of the single-handed assault upon Peel and the invective which was its weapon, a swordlike use of the tongue which, though it could not produce a series of classics like Cicero's Philippics..., far surpassed Cicero in the difficulties it had to overcome and the success with which it overcame them. That was greatness of one kind. In the third volume we had greatness of another ; with courage again perhaps as its most striking ingredient, but this time moral courage we had the publication of " Tancred " in 1847 and of * Times Literary Supplement, May, II, 1916.
f " The Life of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, " by George Earle Buckle, in succession to W. F. Mony- penny. Volume IV.
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