The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 4
The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 4
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Upon these principles they religiously fostered the domestic form of society, as the first institution of nature, and the fittest field for the growth both of our happiness and our virtue. They encouraged agricultui-e, as the pursuit most adapted to its spirit. Till a very late period they never recog- nised the principle of poor laws, without con- siderable limitations. Even the severity of their regulations respecting credit indicate the en- couragement of industry, and a struggle for per- so...nal independence. And notwithstanding the ferment excited by the Agrarian laws, if those laws are rightly understood, the principle of le- gitimate property was never once shaken or dis- puted. The domestic attachments both of the rich and the poor were secured to their objects by their permanence and inviolability. To the wealthier classes especially home formed the chief seat and centre of their duties and their life. It was here that the patrician received his clients, administered justice, dispensed advice, and recon- ciled differences.
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Upon these principles they religiously fostered the domestic form of society, as the first institution of nature, and the fittest field for the growth both of our happiness and our virtue. They encouraged agricultui-e, as the pursuit most adapted to its spirit. Till a very late period they never recog- nised the principle of poor laws, without con- siderable limitations. Even the severity of their regulations respecting credit indicate the en- couragement of industry, and a struggle for per- so...nal independence. And notwithstanding the ferment excited by the Agrarian laws, if those laws are rightly understood, the principle of le- gitimate property was never once shaken or dis- puted. The domestic attachments both of the rich and the poor were secured to their objects by their permanence and inviolability. To the wealthier classes especially home formed the chief seat and centre of their duties and their life. It was here that the patrician received his clients, administered justice, dispensed advice, and recon- ciled differences.
What to read after The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 4?
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