Thomas Wentworth Higginson volume 2
Thomas Wentworth Higginson volume 2
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There will be social and religious changes, perhaps great ones; but there are no omens of any very fierce upheaval. And seeing the educational value to this generation of the reforms for which it has contended, and especially of the antislavery enterprise, one must feel an impulse of pity for our suc- cessors, who seem likely to have no con- victions for which they can honestly be mobbed. Can we spare these great tonics? It is the experience of history that all re- ligious bodies are purified b...y persecution, and materialized by neace. No amount of hereditary virtue has thus far saved the merely devout communities from deterior- ating, when let alone, into comfort and good dinners. " The course of events in these thirty years has shown that Colonel Hig- ginson had no reason for anxiety on this particular score. He noted him- self, some years later, in discussing the importance of great moral causes as a literary tonic, that Helen Hunt Jackson was as thoroughly thrilled and inspired by the wrongs of the American Indians as was Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There will be social and religious changes, perhaps great ones; but there are no omens of any very fierce upheaval. And seeing the educational value to this generation of the reforms for which it has contended, and especially of the antislavery enterprise, one must feel an impulse of pity for our suc- cessors, who seem likely to have no con- victions for which they can honestly be mobbed. Can we spare these great tonics? It is the experience of history that all re- ligious bodies are purified b...y persecution, and materialized by neace. No amount of hereditary virtue has thus far saved the merely devout communities from deterior- ating, when let alone, into comfort and good dinners. " The course of events in these thirty years has shown that Colonel Hig- ginson had no reason for anxiety on this particular score. He noted him- self, some years later, in discussing the importance of great moral causes as a literary tonic, that Helen Hunt Jackson was as thoroughly thrilled and inspired by the wrongs of the American Indians as was Mrs.
What to read after Thomas Wentworth Higginson volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Edwin D. (Edwin Doak), 1849-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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