A Letter to a Young Gentleman of Oxford
A Letter to a Young Gentleman of Oxford
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And to conceive more fully what this national Diftrefs might have rifen to, Read the Accounts of Wars, or rather take them from the Reports of thofe, who have been Eye-witnefTes of the Operations of a Cam- paign, even where both Sides have been efteem ed decently regardful of the Law of Nations : What Man, who hath been accuflomed to the Bleffings of a civilized Life, can reflect without Horror upon the Violences therein ufually practifed? Confider in the next place how vaftly every Evil muft b...e aggravated by thofe ufual Attendants of Civil War, Partv- bitternefs > f 40 ) bitternefs, perfonal Hatred, and Revenge, - act- ing, in Concert with Avarice and Ambition ; And then reflect to what a Degree of Brutality muft He be arrived, who can harden himfelf againft thofe Sentiments of Tendernefs and Concern, which are the very Foundation of Social Happinefs, or can give Occafion to their being exercifed by Others in fo dreadful a Man- ner, without having the leaft Ground to hope, that any good End will be ferved by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And to conceive more fully what this national Diftrefs might have rifen to, Read the Accounts of Wars, or rather take them from the Reports of thofe, who have been Eye-witnefTes of the Operations of a Cam- paign, even where both Sides have been efteem ed decently regardful of the Law of Nations : What Man, who hath been accuflomed to the Bleffings of a civilized Life, can reflect without Horror upon the Violences therein ufually practifed? Confider in the next place how vaftly every Evil muft b...e aggravated by thofe ufual Attendants of Civil War, Partv- bitternefs > f 40 ) bitternefs, perfonal Hatred, and Revenge, - act- ing, in Concert with Avarice and Ambition ; And then reflect to what a Degree of Brutality muft He be arrived, who can harden himfelf againft thofe Sentiments of Tendernefs and Concern, which are the very Foundation of Social Happinefs, or can give Occafion to their being exercifed by Others in fo dreadful a Man- ner, without having the leaft Ground to hope, that any good End will be ferved by it.
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