University Library of Autobiography volume 4
University Library of Autobiography volume 4
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Your Majesty's poor ancient servant and beadsman, Fit. BACON. LORD HKRBKRT OF rilKRW'RY LORD HERBERT OF CHER BURY CALLED "THE BLACK LORD HERBERT. " FOP, PHILOSOPHER AND STATESMAN 1583-1648 (INTRODUCTORY NOTE) Of this autobiography Horace Walpolo declared it was "the most curious and entertaining book in the world" and that when reading it aloud with Gray, the poet, they "could not get on for laughing and screaming. " Your sense of the ridiculous may not be aroused to this pitch, but you will be... vastly amused at the vainglorious recital of his life given by this illustrious contemporary of Shakespeare and Bacon. If vanity can be reckoned among our comforts, as Franklin suggests, then it may be said that Lord Cherbury made of the quality not only a comfort, but a luxury. He takes our breath away with his naive flattery of himself, especially in the role of courtier and politician. Born to the purple, he never forgets it, and never permits us to lose sight of his superiority. Queen Elizabeth, he tells us, patted him on the cheek, ad miring his manly beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your Majesty's poor ancient servant and beadsman, Fit. BACON. LORD HKRBKRT OF rilKRW'RY LORD HERBERT OF CHER BURY CALLED "THE BLACK LORD HERBERT. " FOP, PHILOSOPHER AND STATESMAN 1583-1648 (INTRODUCTORY NOTE) Of this autobiography Horace Walpolo declared it was "the most curious and entertaining book in the world" and that when reading it aloud with Gray, the poet, they "could not get on for laughing and screaming. " Your sense of the ridiculous may not be aroused to this pitch, but you will be... vastly amused at the vainglorious recital of his life given by this illustrious contemporary of Shakespeare and Bacon. If vanity can be reckoned among our comforts, as Franklin suggests, then it may be said that Lord Cherbury made of the quality not only a comfort, but a luxury. He takes our breath away with his naive flattery of himself, especially in the role of courtier and politician. Born to the purple, he never forgets it, and never permits us to lose sight of his superiority. Queen Elizabeth, he tells us, patted him on the cheek, ad miring his manly beauty.
What to read after University Library of Autobiography volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl E Carl Emil Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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