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The seeds, which were sown by the enrolment of the proletariate in the army, developed themselves with alarming rapidity during the demoralizing insurrectionary war, which compelled Rome to admit to the service every man capable of bearing arms without distinction, and which above all carried political partizanship directly into the headquarters and into the soldiers' tent.
It is profoundly to be regretted that on these questions, which pure patriotism alone should weigh and decide, mere partizanship is already grasping the scales.
It was felt that the Dutch Government had taken this means of forestalling local Dutch opposition, and that it was a purely local matter of political partizanship that ought never to have been intruded upon a conference of the whole world.
Three of his sons have died drunkards, and the fourth is imbecile through intemperate habits. Again, we will grapple this evil by voting only for sober men. How many men are there who can rise above the feelings of partizanship, and demand that our officials shall be sober men?
Happy is the man who at such a time holds both peace and pen; but unhappiest of all is he who, having dipped his sorrow into ink, entrusts the manuscript to a romantic historian. The two volumes of the 'Life, and the three volumes of Mrs. Carlyle's 'Correspondence, unfortunately did not pour oil upon the troubled waters. The partizanship they evoked was positively indecent. Mrs.
Jolyon perceived suddenly that he had made a mistake to bring June her violent partizanship was fighting Soames' battle. "It would be best for Irene to come quietly to us at Robin Hill, and see how things shape." "Of course," said June; "only...." Irene looked full at Jolyon in all his many attempts afterwards to analyze that glance he never could succeed. "No!
She might be Hebe instead of Phoebe," said Ursula, who had picked up scraps of classical knowledge in spite of herself. "You are a little goose," said Reginald, pinching her ear, but he liked his sister for her generous partizanship. "Mind you don't come to dinner with cheeks like that," he said.
Another factor in the situation was the Committee's friendliness for their impulsive, unsalaried servant Lieut. Graydon, who was certainly a picturesque, almost melodramatic figure. In any case the letter from Mr Brandram that accompanied the Resolutions was couched in a strain of fair play to Graydon that became a thinly disguised partizanship.
Nay, more than this: provided the novelist contrive to rouse our prejudices, it matters with us not at all whether afterward they be soothed or harrowed. To implicate our prejudices somehow, to raise in us a partizanship in the tale's progress, is our sole request.
It is not a thing that we can safely leave to be dealt with by party or partizanship. Nothing can guarantee us against its menace except the teaching and the practise of the best citizenship, the exposure of the ends and aims of the gospel of discontent and hatred of social order, and the brave enactment and execution of repressive laws.
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