The Making of An Orator
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Look back to the proclamations with which they set out. Read the declarations which they made themselves to justify their appeal to arms. They did not pretend to fear 252 The Making of an Orator their ambition, their conquests, their troubling their neighbours; but they accused them of new-modelling their own government. They said nothing of their aggressions abroad; they spoke only of their clubs and their societies at Paris. Sir, in all this I am not justifying the French, I am not striving t...o absolve them from blame, either in their internal or external policy. I think, on the contrary, that their successive rulers have been as bad and as execrable in various instances as any of the most despotic and unprincipled governments that the world ever saw. I think it im- possible, sir, that it should have been otherwise. It was not to be expected that the French, when once engaged in foreign wars, should not endeavour to spread destruction around them, and to form plans of aggrandisement and plunder on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look back to the proclamations with which they set out. Read the declarations which they made themselves to justify their appeal to arms. They did not pretend to fear 252 The Making of an Orator their ambition, their conquests, their troubling their neighbours; but they accused them of new-modelling their own government. They said nothing of their aggressions abroad; they spoke only of their clubs and their societies at Paris. Sir, in all this I am not justifying the French, I am not striving t...o absolve them from blame, either in their internal or external policy. I think, on the contrary, that their successive rulers have been as bad and as execrable in various instances as any of the most despotic and unprincipled governments that the world ever saw. I think it im- possible, sir, that it should have been otherwise. It was not to be expected that the French, when once engaged in foreign wars, should not endeavour to spread destruction around them, and to form plans of aggrandisement and plunder on every side.
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