The Sidneys of Penshurst
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Genteel poverty haunted him whereso- ever he went, in Ireland, England, Denmark, Holland, Italy, Germany, and France. Nothing tried his dauntless spirit more than the recurring thought that want of money had shattered the fulfilment of his most cherished dreams of a great career. It is, on the whole, rather remark- able that he should have lived, on his travels, as comfortably as he did.
In 1643 Algernon arrived in England, but only to be arrested by order of the Parliament, on the grounds that... he and his brother were on their way to join the King. Henceforth, he seems to have adopted those Liberal principles which were to guide his conduct. Like Cromwell, he foresaw that non-intervention in the war was a fatal policy.
Algernon Sidney 193 At all costs, Charles, for the sake of the liberties of England, had to be beaten ; while, in order to beat him, means would have to be adopted other than the too '^ gentlemanly " mode of warfare hitherto conducted by the Earl of Essex. His choice was soon given him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Genteel poverty haunted him whereso- ever he went, in Ireland, England, Denmark, Holland, Italy, Germany, and France. Nothing tried his dauntless spirit more than the recurring thought that want of money had shattered the fulfilment of his most cherished dreams of a great career. It is, on the whole, rather remark- able that he should have lived, on his travels, as comfortably as he did.
In 1643 Algernon arrived in England, but only to be arrested by order of the Parliament, on the grounds that... he and his brother were on their way to join the King. Henceforth, he seems to have adopted those Liberal principles which were to guide his conduct. Like Cromwell, he foresaw that non-intervention in the war was a fatal policy.
Algernon Sidney 193 At all costs, Charles, for the sake of the liberties of England, had to be beaten ; while, in order to beat him, means would have to be adopted other than the too '^ gentlemanly " mode of warfare hitherto conducted by the Earl of Essex. His choice was soon given him.
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