The Spectator volume 3
The Spectator volume 3
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These members are to meet twice a week at the Louvre. From this seminarj' are to be chosen secre- taries to embassies, who by degrees may advance to higher employments. ' Cardinal Richelieu's politics made France the terror of Europe. The statesmen who have appeared in that nation of late years have, on the contrary, rendered it either the pity or contempt of its neighbours. The cardinal erected that famous academy which has carried all the parts of polite learning to the greatest height. His c...hief design in that institution was to divert the men of genius from meddling with politics, a province in which he did not care to have any one else interfere with him. On the contrary, the Marquis de Torcy seems resolved to make several young men in France as wise as himself, and is therefore taken up at present in establishing a nursery of statesmen. Some private letters add, that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat politicians, who are to be brought up at the feet of Madame de Maintenon, and to be de- spatched into foreign courts upon any emergencies of state ; but as the news of this last project has not been yet confirmed, I shall take no further notice of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These members are to meet twice a week at the Louvre. From this seminarj' are to be chosen secre- taries to embassies, who by degrees may advance to higher employments. ' Cardinal Richelieu's politics made France the terror of Europe. The statesmen who have appeared in that nation of late years have, on the contrary, rendered it either the pity or contempt of its neighbours. The cardinal erected that famous academy which has carried all the parts of polite learning to the greatest height. His c...hief design in that institution was to divert the men of genius from meddling with politics, a province in which he did not care to have any one else interfere with him. On the contrary, the Marquis de Torcy seems resolved to make several young men in France as wise as himself, and is therefore taken up at present in establishing a nursery of statesmen. Some private letters add, that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat politicians, who are to be brought up at the feet of Madame de Maintenon, and to be de- spatched into foreign courts upon any emergencies of state ; but as the news of this last project has not been yet confirmed, I shall take no further notice of it.
What to read after The Spectator volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addison Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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