Thomas Babington Macaulay the Rhetorician An Examination of His Structural De
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"The truth is, society in the natural course of its growth reached a point that, if there were a long and costly war, there should be a national debt. " (2) Subject, the relation between the needs of the time and some such financial measure as the national debt. (3) Two long para- graphs by comparing England of the past with England of 1688. And by com- paring the country as a whole with the Continent. Macaulay proves the need of a national debt at that time.
139 8. Macaulay's Faults as an Expo...sitor — His Over-statement and Understatement.
The subject of this treatise does not require us to go afield into a discussion of the historic truthfuhiess or untruthfuhiess of Macaulay's work. Nevertheless, from the standpoint of the rhetorician it is evident that the History is full of exaggeration and depreciation. Macau- lay's use of exaggeration and hyperbole will be treated in another chapter. So full of rhe- torical artifices vi^as Macaulay, so eager to make forcible, not to say startling, statements, that he did not stop to nicely measure the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The truth is, society in the natural course of its growth reached a point that, if there were a long and costly war, there should be a national debt. " (2) Subject, the relation between the needs of the time and some such financial measure as the national debt. (3) Two long para- graphs by comparing England of the past with England of 1688. And by com- paring the country as a whole with the Continent. Macaulay proves the need of a national debt at that time.
139 8. Macaulay's Faults as an Expo...sitor — His Over-statement and Understatement.
The subject of this treatise does not require us to go afield into a discussion of the historic truthfuhiess or untruthfuhiess of Macaulay's work. Nevertheless, from the standpoint of the rhetorician it is evident that the History is full of exaggeration and depreciation. Macau- lay's use of exaggeration and hyperbole will be treated in another chapter. So full of rhe- torical artifices vi^as Macaulay, so eager to make forcible, not to say startling, statements, that he did not stop to nicely measure the truth.
What to read after Thomas Babington Macaulay the Rhetorician An Examination of His Structural De?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Arthur Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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