Washington And the Principles of the Revolution An Oration Delivered Before the
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He belongs to that rare class of men, — rare as Homers and Miltons, rare as Platos and Newtons, — who have impressed their charac- ters upon nations without pampering national vices. Such men have natures broad enough to include all the 17 facts of a people's practical life, and deep enough to dis- cern the spiritual laws which underlie, animate and govern those facts. Washington, in short, had that greatness of character which is the highest expression and last result of greatness of mind, for... there is no meth- od of building up character except through mind. In- deed, character like his is not built up, stone upon stone, precept upon precept, but grows up, through an actual contact of thought with things, — the assimilative mind transmuting the impalpable but potent spirit of public sentiment, and the life of visible facts, and the power of spiritual laws, into individual life and power, so that their mighty energies put on personality, as it were, and act through one centralizing human will.
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He belongs to that rare class of men, — rare as Homers and Miltons, rare as Platos and Newtons, — who have impressed their charac- ters upon nations without pampering national vices. Such men have natures broad enough to include all the 17 facts of a people's practical life, and deep enough to dis- cern the spiritual laws which underlie, animate and govern those facts. Washington, in short, had that greatness of character which is the highest expression and last result of greatness of mind, for... there is no meth- od of building up character except through mind. In- deed, character like his is not built up, stone upon stone, precept upon precept, but grows up, through an actual contact of thought with things, — the assimilative mind transmuting the impalpable but potent spirit of public sentiment, and the life of visible facts, and the power of spiritual laws, into individual life and power, so that their mighty energies put on personality, as it were, and act through one centralizing human will.
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