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We remarked before that we would not apologize for Luther's rashness and coarse speech. Luther's acts are self-vindicating; they will approve themselves to the discriminating judgment of every reader of history. We can appreciate this sentiment of McGiffert : "As well apologize for the fury of the wind as for the vehemence of Martin Luther."
In Shakspere, on the contrary, every outer form of humanity and nature spoke to that ever-moving, self-vindicating we had almost said, and in a sense it would be true, self-generating humanity within him. The sound of any action without him, struck in him just the chord which, in motion in him, would have produced a similar action.
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