The Eighteen Christian Centuries
The Eighteen Christian Centuries
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A recui-rence to the dark days of the Sects, the godly wrestlings in prayer of illiterate horsemen, and the sincere fanaticism of the Fifth Monarchy men, would have been a change for the better, from the filth and foulness of the reign of the Merry Monarch, and the blood and misery of that of the gloomy bigot.
But happier times were almost within view, though still hid behind the glare of those orgies of the unclean. From 1660 to 1688 does not seem a very long time in the annals of a nation, no...r even in the life of one of ourselves. Twenty-eight years have elapsed since the Eevolution in Paris which placed Louis Philippe upon the throne ; and the young man of twenty at that time is not very old yet. But when men or nations are cheated in the object of their hopes, it does not take long to turn disappointment into hatred The Eestoration of 1 660 was to bring back the golden age of the first years of James — the prosperity with- out the tyranny ; the old hereditary rule without its high pretensions ; the manliness of the English yeoman without his tendency to fanatical innovation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A recui-rence to the dark days of the Sects, the godly wrestlings in prayer of illiterate horsemen, and the sincere fanaticism of the Fifth Monarchy men, would have been a change for the better, from the filth and foulness of the reign of the Merry Monarch, and the blood and misery of that of the gloomy bigot.
But happier times were almost within view, though still hid behind the glare of those orgies of the unclean. From 1660 to 1688 does not seem a very long time in the annals of a nation, no...r even in the life of one of ourselves. Twenty-eight years have elapsed since the Eevolution in Paris which placed Louis Philippe upon the throne ; and the young man of twenty at that time is not very old yet. But when men or nations are cheated in the object of their hopes, it does not take long to turn disappointment into hatred The Eestoration of 1 660 was to bring back the golden age of the first years of James — the prosperity with- out the tyranny ; the old hereditary rule without its high pretensions ; the manliness of the English yeoman without his tendency to fanatical innovation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James White to read onlineMoreLess
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