The Philosophy of Conflict, And Other Essays in Wartime
The Philosophy of Conflict, And Other Essays in Wartime
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If we wish to see the English view of the State clearly set forth, in contrast to those exotic theories of the worshipful supremacy of the State which have since been imported, we need only to turn to the work of one of the most central of Enghshmen, the man to whom we owe the chief record of the glories of England, the Odyssey of our race. There we find the author's namesake and cousin, Richard Hakluyt of the Middle Temple, writing in 1582 to a friend in Turkey to obtain information as to the ...best working and dyeing of wools there practised, " for that of many things that tend to the common benefit of the State, some more and some less, I find that no one thing, after one other, is greater than Clothing." In that HERBERT SPENCER 107 statement we have the Enghsh attitude towards the State set forth in words that are of symboHcal even more than of hteral truth. The Enghshman regards the State as he regards his trousers, as useful, indeed, even indis- pensable, scarcely to be worshipped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we wish to see the English view of the State clearly set forth, in contrast to those exotic theories of the worshipful supremacy of the State which have since been imported, we need only to turn to the work of one of the most central of Enghshmen, the man to whom we owe the chief record of the glories of England, the Odyssey of our race. There we find the author's namesake and cousin, Richard Hakluyt of the Middle Temple, writing in 1582 to a friend in Turkey to obtain information as to the ...best working and dyeing of wools there practised, " for that of many things that tend to the common benefit of the State, some more and some less, I find that no one thing, after one other, is greater than Clothing." In that HERBERT SPENCER 107 statement we have the Enghsh attitude towards the State set forth in words that are of symboHcal even more than of hteral truth. The Enghshman regards the State as he regards his trousers, as useful, indeed, even indis- pensable, scarcely to be worshipped.
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