War Letters of a Public-School Boy
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He liked thelilt and swing of the Lays and Ballads, and enjoyed the Essays withtheir superb colouring. Disputing Macaulay's dictum that neitherpainters nor poets are helped by the advances in civilisation, scienceand refinement, he wrote: "This argument disproved by the examples ofmen like Shakespeare and Goethe, like Browning and Kipling. And didnot Leonardo da Vinci become a student of anatomy in order to learnhow to depict the human body properly on his canvas?" Macaulay in his Essay on Mack...intosh's "History of The Revolution"describes the condition of England in 1678, after eighteen years ofCharles the Second's reign, in graphic words, beginning "Such was thenation which, awaking from its rapturous trance, found itself sold toa foreign, a despotic, a Popish court, defeated on its own seas andrivers by a State of far inferior resources, and placed under the ruleof pandars and buffoons. " Paul's comment reads: "This superb passage is one of the most inspiredof Macaulay's utterances.
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He liked thelilt and swing of the Lays and Ballads, and enjoyed the Essays withtheir superb colouring. Disputing Macaulay's dictum that neitherpainters nor poets are helped by the advances in civilisation, scienceand refinement, he wrote: "This argument disproved by the examples ofmen like Shakespeare and Goethe, like Browning and Kipling. And didnot Leonardo da Vinci become a student of anatomy in order to learnhow to depict the human body properly on his canvas?" Macaulay in his Essay on Mack...intosh's "History of The Revolution"describes the condition of England in 1678, after eighteen years ofCharles the Second's reign, in graphic words, beginning "Such was thenation which, awaking from its rapturous trance, found itself sold toa foreign, a despotic, a Popish court, defeated on its own seas andrivers by a State of far inferior resources, and placed under the ruleof pandars and buffoons. " Paul's comment reads: "This superb passage is one of the most inspiredof Macaulay's utterances.
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