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Whosoever indeed will take the trouble to investigate the progress of Caesar's ambition, from such materials as even yet remain, may satisfy himself that the scheme of revolutionizing the Republic, and placing himself at its head, was no growth of accident or circumstances; above all, that it did not arise upon any so petty and indirect a suggestion as that of his debts; but that his debts were in their very first origin purely ministerial to his wise, indispensable, and patriotic ambition; and that his revolutionary plans were at all periods of his life a direct and foremost object, but in no case bottomed upon casual impulses.
With this book, revealed about one year prior to His ascension, the prodigious achievement as author of a hundred volumes, repositories of the priceless pearls of His Revelation, may be said to have practically terminated—volumes replete with unnumbered exhortations, revolutionizing principles, world-shaping laws and ordinances, dire warnings and portentous prophecies, with soul-uplifting prayers and meditations, illuminating commentaries and interpretations, impassioned discourses and homilies, all interspersed with either addresses or references to kings, to emperors and to ministers, of both the East and the West, to ecclesiastics of divers denominations, and to leaders in the intellectual, political, literary, mystical, commercial and humanitarian spheres of human activity.
South," she said, "I know all about manners, and you know all about a hundred real things that I want to know. Suppose we begin teaching each other?" Samson's face lighted with the revolutionizing effect that a smile can bring only to features customarily solemn. "Miss Lescott," he said, "let's call that a trade but you're gettin' all the worst of it.
German thought, method, honesty, and even taste, became the standards of scholarship. Goethe was raised to the rank of Shakespeare Kant ranked as a law-giver above Plato. All serious scholars were obliged to become German, for German thought was revolutionizing criticism. Lowell had followed the rest, not very enthusiastically, but with sufficient conviction, and invited his scholars to join him.
Of course, and here is the great risk that all revolutionizing people run they must tend to despotism; "they must personify themselves in a man," is the Prince's phrase; and, according as is his temperament or disposition according as he is a Cromwell, a Washington, or a Napoleon the revolution becomes tyranny or freedom, prospers or falls. Somewhere in the St.
King, the American minister at London, entered heartily into the plans of General Miranda, and his correspondence on that subject, during the year 1798, with his government and with Hamilton is quite voluminous. For a time it seemed as if Great Britain and the United States would coöperate for the purpose of revolutionizing Spanish America.
He firmly believed in the power of the latter's fulgurator, and had no doubt whatever that the inventor had conceived an engine that was capable of revolutionizing the condition of both offensive and defensive warfare on land and sea. He was aware that the demon of insanity had respected the man of science, and that in Roch's partially diseased brain the flame of genius still burned brightly.
'What's become of your poor donkey? said I, and he answered " SQUIRE. "Go on. He answered " PARSON. "'Sausages." SQUIRE. "Sausages! Like enough; and sold to the poor; and that's what the poor will come to if they listen to such revolutionizing villains. Sausages! Donkey sausages!"
She promptly took steps to refute the charge, and explained that the hostility of these correspondents proceeded from envy and hide-bound reluctance to adopt new and revolutionizing expedients. Through the aid of Mrs.
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