Muskingum Legends With Other Sketches And Papers Descriptive of the Young Men O
Muskingum Legends With Other Sketches And Papers Descriptive of the Young Men O
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A man of incorruptible integrity, great learning, accu rate, reticent, and an utter contemner of the tuft-hunting and sycophancy of his time, Cotta saw with pain the press of his Fatherland sunk in abject vassalage, sloth, and scurrility; whispering with bated breath the per mitted chronicles and scandal of fifty courts, and abso lutely devoid of political intelligence not copied from the Monitcur, and he determined to rescue it from a servility so ignominious.
In 1798 he, together with a kindr...ed spirit, established this journal, and in the first issue announced that it would ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG. Jgi be the mouth-piece of none but himself and his corre spondents. For a creed he proclaimed the great word, facts facts facts. Germany was astonished and incred ulous, and the courts set all their snares to entrap him. His name was mentioned with scoffing not unmixed with concern, but an unbroken silence was his only retort. This almost divine patience and silence under reproach and injury were something so unusual among his too- passionate countrymen that they attracted curiosity, and, eventually, that admiration that is never denied to con scious strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man of incorruptible integrity, great learning, accu rate, reticent, and an utter contemner of the tuft-hunting and sycophancy of his time, Cotta saw with pain the press of his Fatherland sunk in abject vassalage, sloth, and scurrility; whispering with bated breath the per mitted chronicles and scandal of fifty courts, and abso lutely devoid of political intelligence not copied from the Monitcur, and he determined to rescue it from a servility so ignominious.
In 1798 he, together with a kindr...ed spirit, established this journal, and in the first issue announced that it would ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG. Jgi be the mouth-piece of none but himself and his corre spondents. For a creed he proclaimed the great word, facts facts facts. Germany was astonished and incred ulous, and the courts set all their snares to entrap him. His name was mentioned with scoffing not unmixed with concern, but an unbroken silence was his only retort. This almost divine patience and silence under reproach and injury were something so unusual among his too- passionate countrymen that they attracted curiosity, and, eventually, that admiration that is never denied to con scious strength.
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