The Master of Rathkelly a Novel volume 1
The Master of Rathkelly a Novel volume 1
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I am with you, Milverton, before hearing what you have to say ; for Machiavelli is a great friend of mine. I have not read much of him ; but what I have read, convinces me that he had penetrated into, and thoroughly understood, the depths of human baseness.
Milverton. And the heights of human good- ness.
Cranmer. I know nothing about Machiavelli ; but I have always understood that he was most manifestly an emanation from the Evil-one ; and, for my part, I have seldom found that the universal op...inion of mankind is a wrong one. I have heard, but I dare say it is a mere popular theory, that our expression, " Old Nick, " was derived from Niccolo Machiavelli.
Ellesmere. I propose something. Before entering upon the Machiavellian subject, which Milverton, with a sublime conceit, intimates that we are hardly worthy to discuss, let us hear something about Machiavelli himself from Mil- verton, his chief admirer and friend.
no CONVERSATIONS ON WAR Milverton. I am quite willing to endeavour to make you appreciate, as far as you are capable of appreciating, the merits of this extra- ordinary man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am with you, Milverton, before hearing what you have to say ; for Machiavelli is a great friend of mine. I have not read much of him ; but what I have read, convinces me that he had penetrated into, and thoroughly understood, the depths of human baseness.
Milverton. And the heights of human good- ness.
Cranmer. I know nothing about Machiavelli ; but I have always understood that he was most manifestly an emanation from the Evil-one ; and, for my part, I have seldom found that the universal op...inion of mankind is a wrong one. I have heard, but I dare say it is a mere popular theory, that our expression, " Old Nick, " was derived from Niccolo Machiavelli.
Ellesmere. I propose something. Before entering upon the Machiavellian subject, which Milverton, with a sublime conceit, intimates that we are hardly worthy to discuss, let us hear something about Machiavelli himself from Mil- verton, his chief admirer and friend.
no CONVERSATIONS ON WAR Milverton. I am quite willing to endeavour to make you appreciate, as far as you are capable of appreciating, the merits of this extra- ordinary man.
What to read after The Master of Rathkelly a Novel volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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