Lectures And Addresses
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He is speaking of the evil of war. ' You recollect, many of you, I dare say, the beautiful ode written by one of our best poets, who puts into the mouth of an ancient British queen, 167 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES who is supposed to have lived two thousand years ago, a complaint and a denunciation which she utters against the power of Rome, who at that time was invading her country and slaughtering her people. She is made to say, in the indignation with which her heart is filled : " Rome shall peris...h. Write that word In the blood that she has spilt.
Perish hopeless and abhorred.
Deep in ruin and in guilt." Well, what has happened to that great Empire? No completer ruin has history shown than the great ruin of the conquering and sanguinary Roman Empire. Ves, and the punishment which has fallen upon ancient empires, on their rulers and their people, will visit modern realms, with their rulers and their people, if they persist in the piursuit of empire and glory, sacrificing uncounted and countless multitudes of human lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is speaking of the evil of war. ' You recollect, many of you, I dare say, the beautiful ode written by one of our best poets, who puts into the mouth of an ancient British queen, 167 LECTURES AND ADDRESSES who is supposed to have lived two thousand years ago, a complaint and a denunciation which she utters against the power of Rome, who at that time was invading her country and slaughtering her people. She is made to say, in the indignation with which her heart is filled : " Rome shall peris...h. Write that word In the blood that she has spilt.
Perish hopeless and abhorred.
Deep in ruin and in guilt." Well, what has happened to that great Empire? No completer ruin has history shown than the great ruin of the conquering and sanguinary Roman Empire. Ves, and the punishment which has fallen upon ancient empires, on their rulers and their people, will visit modern realms, with their rulers and their people, if they persist in the piursuit of empire and glory, sacrificing uncounted and countless multitudes of human lives.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison, Robert Andrews, Sir, 1838- to read onlineMoreLess
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