Virgil And Isaiah a Study of the Pollio
Virgil And Isaiah a Study of the Pollio
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The weakness of democracy is its liability to ' crowd-morality. ' The greater the numerical strength of a governing body, * Cf. Georg. I. 500, 'hunc iuvenem. ' 36 Kings and Kingdoms the worse the danger of this. ' Organizations never repent, ' says Mr. H. G. Wells. 'God takes no cognisance of committees. ' They can only issue official explanations of facts that they have indicated or intimated in previous communications. Their very language is designed to conceal the truth. When personal respon...sibility is widely diffused, it is apt to be widely disclaimed. And a large body is often unwieldy and ineffective. Even a Cabinet of twenty-two has been tried and found wanting in the present war, as wise men foresaw it would be. ^ But the dangers of hereditary monarchy are obvious ; and any other kind may become the prey of the party which happens to be strongest at the moment. ' O put not your trust in princes, nor in any child of man. ' § 8. THE NEED OF REGENERATION DESPAIR AND HOPE In Virgil's time the ancient civilization of the Mediterranean States was decaying rapidly.
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The weakness of democracy is its liability to ' crowd-morality. ' The greater the numerical strength of a governing body, * Cf. Georg. I. 500, 'hunc iuvenem. ' 36 Kings and Kingdoms the worse the danger of this. ' Organizations never repent, ' says Mr. H. G. Wells. 'God takes no cognisance of committees. ' They can only issue official explanations of facts that they have indicated or intimated in previous communications. Their very language is designed to conceal the truth. When personal respon...sibility is widely diffused, it is apt to be widely disclaimed. And a large body is often unwieldy and ineffective. Even a Cabinet of twenty-two has been tried and found wanting in the present war, as wise men foresaw it would be. ^ But the dangers of hereditary monarchy are obvious ; and any other kind may become the prey of the party which happens to be strongest at the moment. ' O put not your trust in princes, nor in any child of man. ' § 8. THE NEED OF REGENERATION DESPAIR AND HOPE In Virgil's time the ancient civilization of the Mediterranean States was decaying rapidly.
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