The North American Review volume 93
The North American Review volume 93
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] BOHN'S HANDBOOK OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY. 255 that of the Venetian Servite. Heretofore, Sarpi has been thought of only as the half-malignant historian of the Council of Trent, a heretic in disguise, and a hypocrite in pretending to hold the Catholic faith while satirizing the work of Catholic doctors. Now he appears as the devout believer not less than the accomplished scholar, one who would not sacrifice his faith to his knowledge, yet could not relinquish his knowledge at the bidding of any eccl...esiastical lord. One result of this book of Mr. Trollope will be to change the usual estimate of Fa ther Paul, which has come from the insinuations of Catholic writers, and to vindicate fully his sincerity and his honesty.
Mr. Trollope does not succeed in making a hero of Paul the Pope. The lawyer Borghese was too hard-headed as well as too hard-hearted to win any sympathy for his genius or his virtue. Nor was he iniqui tous enough to become conspicuous like Alexander or Innocent. He was one of those average popes, who excite neither admiration nor horror, neither pity nor contempt, a far less remarkable man for what he was and for what he did than the Neapolitan Caraffa, who had borne before him the Apostolic name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] BOHN'S HANDBOOK OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY. 255 that of the Venetian Servite. Heretofore, Sarpi has been thought of only as the half-malignant historian of the Council of Trent, a heretic in disguise, and a hypocrite in pretending to hold the Catholic faith while satirizing the work of Catholic doctors. Now he appears as the devout believer not less than the accomplished scholar, one who would not sacrifice his faith to his knowledge, yet could not relinquish his knowledge at the bidding of any eccl...esiastical lord. One result of this book of Mr. Trollope will be to change the usual estimate of Fa ther Paul, which has come from the insinuations of Catholic writers, and to vindicate fully his sincerity and his honesty.
Mr. Trollope does not succeed in making a hero of Paul the Pope. The lawyer Borghese was too hard-headed as well as too hard-hearted to win any sympathy for his genius or his virtue. Nor was he iniqui tous enough to become conspicuous like Alexander or Innocent. He was one of those average popes, who excite neither admiration nor horror, neither pity nor contempt, a far less remarkable man for what he was and for what he did than the Neapolitan Caraffa, who had borne before him the Apostolic name.
What to read after The North American Review volume 93?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forest History Society to read onlineMoreLess
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