Voltaire
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Well might he pride himself, as we know that he did, on replacing this social chaos by order, more than on Rossbach or Leu- then. Above all, he never forgot the truth which every statesman ought to have burning in letters of fire before his eyes; I am the procurator of the poor.
It commits us to no general theory of government to recognize the merits of Frederick's internal adminis- tration. They constitute a special case, to be judged by its own conditions. We may safely go so far as to say th...at in whatever degree the social state of a nation calls for active government, whether, as the people of the American Union boast of themselves, they need no government, or whether, as is the case in Great Britain, the wretched lives of the poor beneath the combined Digitized by VjOOQ IC i82 Voltaire.
cupidity and heartless -want of tbought of Ae rich cry aloud for justice, in this degree it is good that the statesmen called to govern should be in that capacity of Frederick's type, conceding all freedom to thought, but energetic in the use of power as trustees for the whole nation against special classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well might he pride himself, as we know that he did, on replacing this social chaos by order, more than on Rossbach or Leu- then. Above all, he never forgot the truth which every statesman ought to have burning in letters of fire before his eyes; I am the procurator of the poor.
It commits us to no general theory of government to recognize the merits of Frederick's internal adminis- tration. They constitute a special case, to be judged by its own conditions. We may safely go so far as to say th...at in whatever degree the social state of a nation calls for active government, whether, as the people of the American Union boast of themselves, they need no government, or whether, as is the case in Great Britain, the wretched lives of the poor beneath the combined Digitized by VjOOQ IC i82 Voltaire.
cupidity and heartless -want of tbought of Ae rich cry aloud for justice, in this degree it is good that the statesmen called to govern should be in that capacity of Frederick's type, conceding all freedom to thought, but energetic in the use of power as trustees for the whole nation against special classes.
What to read after Voltaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, John, 1838-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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