The Conquest of England
The Conquest of England
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It is in his efforts to repair this intellectual ruin Alfred's 1 jT^irn • e \ t-i'it tnUlUctual that we see iEltred s conception of the work he had work.
to do. The Danes had, no doubt, brought with them much that was to enrich the temper of the coming England, a larger and freer manhood, a greater daring, a more passionate love of personal freedom, better seamanship and a warmer love of the sea, a keener spirit of traffic, and a range of trade -ventures which dragged English commerce into a wi...der world. But their work of destruction threatened to rob England of things even more pre- cious than these. In saving Wessex, iElfred had saved the last refuge of all that we sum up in the word civilization, of that sense of a common citizen- ship and nationality, of the worth of justice and or- der and good government, of the harmony of indi- vidual freedom in its highest form with the general security of society, of the need for a co-operation of stood filled with treasures and books, and there was also a great multitude of God's servants.*' — Pref.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is in his efforts to repair this intellectual ruin Alfred's 1 jT^irn • e \ t-i'it tnUlUctual that we see iEltred s conception of the work he had work.
to do. The Danes had, no doubt, brought with them much that was to enrich the temper of the coming England, a larger and freer manhood, a greater daring, a more passionate love of personal freedom, better seamanship and a warmer love of the sea, a keener spirit of traffic, and a range of trade -ventures which dragged English commerce into a wi...der world. But their work of destruction threatened to rob England of things even more pre- cious than these. In saving Wessex, iElfred had saved the last refuge of all that we sum up in the word civilization, of that sense of a common citizen- ship and nationality, of the worth of justice and or- der and good government, of the harmony of indi- vidual freedom in its highest form with the general security of society, of the need for a co-operation of stood filled with treasures and books, and there was also a great multitude of God's servants.*' — Pref.
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