The Will of the People
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In England in the time of Queen Elizabeth, women, at any rate in hunt- ing, rode astride. But when England became more polite it was agreed upon all hands that this was not the most graceful fashion in which the gentler sex could embellish the equine species and so the observance was abolished. Similarly it is probable the Egyptians and Assyrians went through the same aesthetic evolution.
But the question arises Where is the utility of trying each rude beginning for oneself? Why not take it for... granted in such matters that what the maturest and politest civilizations are doing is what we also will wish to do when we come to be mature and polite, and so seek to imitate them at once rather than spend some ages in unneces- sary rawness?
In the realm of ideas, one may rest assured, there is no permissible allegiance less than that of a citizen of the world. This was the determina- tion of Athens in her glory and is to be reckoned among those imperishable apperceptions which have left the Greek mind amiable and fruitful for lovers of light while the world shall last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England in the time of Queen Elizabeth, women, at any rate in hunt- ing, rode astride. But when England became more polite it was agreed upon all hands that this was not the most graceful fashion in which the gentler sex could embellish the equine species and so the observance was abolished. Similarly it is probable the Egyptians and Assyrians went through the same aesthetic evolution.
But the question arises Where is the utility of trying each rude beginning for oneself? Why not take it for... granted in such matters that what the maturest and politest civilizations are doing is what we also will wish to do when we come to be mature and polite, and so seek to imitate them at once rather than spend some ages in unneces- sary rawness?
In the realm of ideas, one may rest assured, there is no permissible allegiance less than that of a citizen of the world. This was the determina- tion of Athens in her glory and is to be reckoned among those imperishable apperceptions which have left the Greek mind amiable and fruitful for lovers of light while the world shall last.
What to read after The Will of the People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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