The French Revolution, volume 1
The French Revolution, volume 1
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The millions of generous, repentant, or devout souls who have made a gift of it, or have managed it, did so with a certain intention. It was their desire to ensure education, bene- ficence, and religion, and nothing else. Their legitimate inten- ^|^|, tions should not be frustrated : the dead have rights in society as Oi I well as the living, for it is the dead who have made the society which the living enjoy, and we receive their heritage only on the > " Archives Nationales." Papers of the Ecc...lesiastical Committee, /Ja«i'»r.— -Satiiay, i. ^i.--St^cs of France for x866.
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condition of executing their testamentary act. — Should this be of ancient date, it is undoubtedly necessary to make a liberal inter- pretation of it, to supplement its scanty provisions, and to take new circumstances into consideration. The requirements for which it provided have often disappeared ; for instance, after the destruction of the Barbary pirates, there were no more Christians to be ransomed \ and only by transferring an endowment can it be perpetuated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The millions of generous, repentant, or devout souls who have made a gift of it, or have managed it, did so with a certain intention. It was their desire to ensure education, bene- ficence, and religion, and nothing else. Their legitimate inten- ^|^|, tions should not be frustrated : the dead have rights in society as Oi I well as the living, for it is the dead who have made the society which the living enjoy, and we receive their heritage only on the > " Archives Nationales." Papers of the Ecc...lesiastical Committee, /Ja«i'»r.— -Satiiay, i. ^i.--St^cs of France for x866.
^^^ A n:.R3iA i68 THE REVOLUTION. book n.
condition of executing their testamentary act. — Should this be of ancient date, it is undoubtedly necessary to make a liberal inter- pretation of it, to supplement its scanty provisions, and to take new circumstances into consideration. The requirements for which it provided have often disappeared ; for instance, after the destruction of the Barbary pirates, there were no more Christians to be ransomed \ and only by transferring an endowment can it be perpetuated.
What to read after The French Revolution, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taine Hippolyte to read onlineMoreLess
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