The Republican Tradition in Europe
The Republican Tradition in Europe
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What heart has heaved one throb of unmercenary sorrow? Was there at any time a gorgeous pageant on the stage more completely forgotten than he has been, even from the day on which the heralds proclaimed his successor? If George IV. Ever had a friend, a devoted friend — in any rank of life — we protest that the name of him or her has not yet reached us.^ Four-score years have passed since these words were written, and it is only with an effort that EngHshmen can now realise that the British Mon-... archy had, within the recollection of a single long life, fallen so low in pubUc esteem. Thomas Carlyle, describing, in 1843, the lamentation which went up at the premature death of Prince Henry, the heir of James I. , assimies that an emotion so deep and general could never again be experienced.
The sorrow of the population (as we said) is incon- ceivable to any population now. As yet the whole nation is like the family of one good landlord, with his loyal tenants and servants roimd ; and here is the 322 The Republican Tradition beautiful young Lordship and Heir- Apparent struck suddenly down!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What heart has heaved one throb of unmercenary sorrow? Was there at any time a gorgeous pageant on the stage more completely forgotten than he has been, even from the day on which the heralds proclaimed his successor? If George IV. Ever had a friend, a devoted friend — in any rank of life — we protest that the name of him or her has not yet reached us.^ Four-score years have passed since these words were written, and it is only with an effort that EngHshmen can now realise that the British Mon-... archy had, within the recollection of a single long life, fallen so low in pubUc esteem. Thomas Carlyle, describing, in 1843, the lamentation which went up at the premature death of Prince Henry, the heir of James I. , assimies that an emotion so deep and general could never again be experienced.
The sorrow of the population (as we said) is incon- ceivable to any population now. As yet the whole nation is like the family of one good landlord, with his loyal tenants and servants roimd ; and here is the 322 The Republican Tradition beautiful young Lordship and Heir- Apparent struck suddenly down!
What to read after The Republican Tradition in Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a L Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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