Following the Equator, Part 7
Following the Equator, Part 7
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They would have succeeded in this great scheme, as I understand it, but for the interference of Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Beit, and other Chiefs of the Matabele, who persuaded their countrymen torevolt and throw off their allegiance to Germany. This, in turn, as Iunderstand it, provoked the King of Abyssinia to destroy the Italian armyand fall back upon Johannesburg; this at the instigation of Rhodes, tobull the stock market.
CHAPTER LXVI.
Every one is a moon, and has a dark side which he never show...s to anybody. --Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar.
When I scribbled in my note-book a year ago the paragraph which ends thepreceding chapter, it was meant to indicate, in an extravagant form, twothings: the conflicting nature of the information conveyed by the citizento the stranger concerning South African politics, and the resultingconfusion created in the stranger's mind thereby.
But it does not seem so very extravagant now. Nothing could in thatdisturbed and excited time make South African politics clear or quiterational to the citizen of the country because his personal interest andhis political prejudices were in his way; and nothing could make thosepolitics clear or rational to the stranger, the sources of hisinformation being such as they were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would have succeeded in this great scheme, as I understand it, but for the interference of Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Beit, and other Chiefs of the Matabele, who persuaded their countrymen torevolt and throw off their allegiance to Germany. This, in turn, as Iunderstand it, provoked the King of Abyssinia to destroy the Italian armyand fall back upon Johannesburg; this at the instigation of Rhodes, tobull the stock market.
CHAPTER LXVI.
Every one is a moon, and has a dark side which he never show...s to anybody. --Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar.
When I scribbled in my note-book a year ago the paragraph which ends thepreceding chapter, it was meant to indicate, in an extravagant form, twothings: the conflicting nature of the information conveyed by the citizento the stranger concerning South African politics, and the resultingconfusion created in the stranger's mind thereby.
But it does not seem so very extravagant now. Nothing could in thatdisturbed and excited time make South African politics clear or quiterational to the citizen of the country because his personal interest andhis political prejudices were in his way; and nothing could make thosepolitics clear or rational to the stranger, the sources of hisinformation being such as they were.
What to read after Following the Equator, Part 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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