The Life of John William Colenso Bishop of Natal volume 2
The Life of John William Colenso Bishop of Natal volume 2
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. . " As it afterwards appeared, Sir H. Bulwer had just offered to arbitrate — a proposal which Cetshwayo received, some three or four weeks after the Bishop's advice reached him, with a hearty and even a joyous welcome. ^ The Bishop was now brought into collision with a more important and formidable personage than any of his former political antagonists ; but in the issue he was as thoroughly justified in undertaking the one task as the other. In fact, he showed, in the case of the High Commis...sioner, Sir Bartle Frere, how a man believing himself to be animated by a crowning zeal for the furtherance of Christianity, might in his political conduct serve the purpose simply of a fire- brand. Carthage fell because its destruction was resolved upon by the Roman Senate before the first move was made in the game which was to lay her prostrate at their feet. Sir Bartle Frere started with the same deliberate design of letting loose the dogs of war on Zululand. '' In short, the spirit which 1 " Cetshwayo hears what the Governor of Natal says .
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. . " As it afterwards appeared, Sir H. Bulwer had just offered to arbitrate — a proposal which Cetshwayo received, some three or four weeks after the Bishop's advice reached him, with a hearty and even a joyous welcome. ^ The Bishop was now brought into collision with a more important and formidable personage than any of his former political antagonists ; but in the issue he was as thoroughly justified in undertaking the one task as the other. In fact, he showed, in the case of the High Commis...sioner, Sir Bartle Frere, how a man believing himself to be animated by a crowning zeal for the furtherance of Christianity, might in his political conduct serve the purpose simply of a fire- brand. Carthage fell because its destruction was resolved upon by the Roman Senate before the first move was made in the game which was to lay her prostrate at their feet. Sir Bartle Frere started with the same deliberate design of letting loose the dogs of war on Zululand. '' In short, the spirit which 1 " Cetshwayo hears what the Governor of Natal says .
What to read after The Life of John William Colenso Bishop of Natal volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, George W. (George William), 1827-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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