The Renaissance
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From the chaotic decay of the great creative period came forth, at first unrecognized, the new-born spirit of the modern world — the spirit of criticism and of science. And, in a lesser fashion, the torch of knowledge was passed FRUITS OF THE RENAISSANCE 163 on at once to other countries. Though the Hfe of the Renaissance in Italy was over, she helped it to prosper elsewhere. For Germany, like herself, its day was done, but England and France took up the tale.
CHAPTER VII THE EENAISSANCE OF THE... NORTHERN RACES Out of the Italian Renaissance there issued a new-born art; out of the Northern Renais- sance there came forth a new-born rehgion. There came forth also a great school of poetry, and a drama the greatest that the world had seen since the days of Greece. The religion was the offspring of Germany, the drama and the poetry that of England.
There was thus, one might almost say, a gulf fixed between the Renaissance of the Northern peoples and that of the Latins in Italy whence the North drew its sustenance; and in the end Germany arose and with the sword of the Reformation slew the Mother-Renais- sance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the chaotic decay of the great creative period came forth, at first unrecognized, the new-born spirit of the modern world — the spirit of criticism and of science. And, in a lesser fashion, the torch of knowledge was passed FRUITS OF THE RENAISSANCE 163 on at once to other countries. Though the Hfe of the Renaissance in Italy was over, she helped it to prosper elsewhere. For Germany, like herself, its day was done, but England and France took up the tale.
CHAPTER VII THE EENAISSANCE OF THE... NORTHERN RACES Out of the Italian Renaissance there issued a new-born art; out of the Northern Renais- sance there came forth a new-born rehgion. There came forth also a great school of poetry, and a drama the greatest that the world had seen since the days of Greece. The religion was the offspring of Germany, the drama and the poetry that of England.
There was thus, one might almost say, a gulf fixed between the Renaissance of the Northern peoples and that of the Latins in Italy whence the North drew its sustenance; and in the end Germany arose and with the sword of the Reformation slew the Mother-Renais- sance.
What to read after The Renaissance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Helen Sichel to read onlineMoreLess
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