Swiss Allmends And a Walk to See Them Being a Second Month in Switzerland
Swiss Allmends And a Walk to See Them Being a Second Month in Switzerland
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For thi% too, there may be some ground, for it is only what might be expected in a state of society such as ours, in which the endeavour is made, illogically, to work the A SUGGESTION. 257 hierarchical principle of rank conjointly with the democratic principle of wealth ; and in which, at the moment, that which feeds the democratic principle is rapidly increasing. If wealth and rank were prepon- derantly found united in the same persons, as was the case some centuries ago, there would be no dif...ficulty in working the two principles simultaneously. In fact they would themselves have entered into combination. But as things are at present, each of the two principles has its own representatives, and these are somewhat in antagonism. They have almost been drawn off into opposing camps. And the representatives of the democratic principle (socially democratic) are, numeri- cally, in the ascendant. From this emanate attempts as naturally as light from the sun, to maintain, or to assert, a position ; and as these attempts are made by Englishmen, it is only to be expected that they will very frequently participate rather more of the national fortiter in re, than of what should be the traveller's suaviter in modo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For thi% too, there may be some ground, for it is only what might be expected in a state of society such as ours, in which the endeavour is made, illogically, to work the A SUGGESTION. 257 hierarchical principle of rank conjointly with the democratic principle of wealth ; and in which, at the moment, that which feeds the democratic principle is rapidly increasing. If wealth and rank were prepon- derantly found united in the same persons, as was the case some centuries ago, there would be no dif...ficulty in working the two principles simultaneously. In fact they would themselves have entered into combination. But as things are at present, each of the two principles has its own representatives, and these are somewhat in antagonism. They have almost been drawn off into opposing camps. And the representatives of the democratic principle (socially democratic) are, numeri- cally, in the ascendant. From this emanate attempts as naturally as light from the sun, to maintain, or to assert, a position ; and as these attempts are made by Englishmen, it is only to be expected that they will very frequently participate rather more of the national fortiter in re, than of what should be the traveller's suaviter in modo.
What to read after Swiss Allmends And a Walk to See Them Being a Second Month in Switzerland?
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