Strife And Peace
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It has always givenme the most heartfelt delight, that the wisest and most humane of thelawgivers of antiquity--Solon--was a merchant. "By trade, " says one ofhis biographers, "by wisdom and music was his soul fashioned. Long lifeto commerce! What lives not through it?" What is all fresh life, allmovement, in reality, but trade, exchange, gift for gift! In love, infriendship, in the great life of the people, in the quiet family circle, everywhere where I see happiness and prosperity, see I also... trade; nay, what is the whole earth if not a colony from the mother country ofheaven, and whose well-being and happy condition depend upon free exportand import! The simile might be still further carried out, yet--thougood Giver above, pardon us that we have ventured upon it!
And you must not fancy, Alette, that the great interest for trade hereexcludes the nobler and more refined mental culture. Among the thousandpeople who inhabit the city, one can select out an interesting circlefor social intercourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has always givenme the most heartfelt delight, that the wisest and most humane of thelawgivers of antiquity--Solon--was a merchant. "By trade, " says one ofhis biographers, "by wisdom and music was his soul fashioned. Long lifeto commerce! What lives not through it?" What is all fresh life, allmovement, in reality, but trade, exchange, gift for gift! In love, infriendship, in the great life of the people, in the quiet family circle, everywhere where I see happiness and prosperity, see I also... trade; nay, what is the whole earth if not a colony from the mother country ofheaven, and whose well-being and happy condition depend upon free exportand import! The simile might be still further carried out, yet--thougood Giver above, pardon us that we have ventured upon it!
And you must not fancy, Alette, that the great interest for trade hereexcludes the nobler and more refined mental culture. Among the thousandpeople who inhabit the city, one can select out an interesting circlefor social intercourse.
What to read after Strife And Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bremer Fredrika to read onlineMoreLess
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