Gleanings of Past Years, 1843-78 5
Gleanings of Past Years, 1843-78 5
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Ward will remember the Athenian law, by which in certain cases the accuser failing in his proof forfeited his head. A great moral truth was figured by that law : the immense respon- sibility of those who bring heavy charges : and, by conse- quence, both the great merit of those who impeach justly, and the great guilt of those who accuse falsely. Even a false accusation, however, may be palliated upon one con- dition : it is, where he who imputes the crime has taken all the means in his power to... know the truth, and has failed from some cause other than his own negligence.
What shall we say then of Mr. Ward? He sums up the Digitized by LjOOQ IC - 93 motives of the Reformers into a gratuitous and fanciful theory, of which we will venture to say that it had no original either in the facts of the case or in the minds of any one of the men whom he has denounced as its followers ; but he does not condescend to bring evidence, to particularise his charges, to afford any clue by which we may either arrive at a persuasion of their truth, or demonstrate their futility : he does not show, he does not even say, that he has applied his mind to the study of the records, vast and complex as they are, of the prolonged and diversified proceedings, which he heaps together under the name of the English Ecformation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ward will remember the Athenian law, by which in certain cases the accuser failing in his proof forfeited his head. A great moral truth was figured by that law : the immense respon- sibility of those who bring heavy charges : and, by conse- quence, both the great merit of those who impeach justly, and the great guilt of those who accuse falsely. Even a false accusation, however, may be palliated upon one con- dition : it is, where he who imputes the crime has taken all the means in his power to... know the truth, and has failed from some cause other than his own negligence.
What shall we say then of Mr. Ward? He sums up the Digitized by LjOOQ IC - 93 motives of the Reformers into a gratuitous and fanciful theory, of which we will venture to say that it had no original either in the facts of the case or in the minds of any one of the men whom he has denounced as its followers ; but he does not condescend to bring evidence, to particularise his charges, to afford any clue by which we may either arrive at a persuasion of their truth, or demonstrate their futility : he does not show, he does not even say, that he has applied his mind to the study of the records, vast and complex as they are, of the prolonged and diversified proceedings, which he heaps together under the name of the English Ecformation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Ewart Gladstone to read onlineMoreLess
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