The New English Theatre Containing the Most Valuable Plays Which Have Been Acte
The New English Theatre Containing the Most Valuable Plays Which Have Been Acte
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'Tis a com- mon praife, and what every one fpeaks, to fay, he has continually expos'd his life for his people : But there are fome things more particular in his charac- ter, fome things rarely found amongft the policies of princes ; a zeal for religion, moderated by reafon, without the rage and fire of perfecution ; a chari- table compaffion for thofe who cannot he convinc'd, and an unalterable perfeverance in thofe principles of whofe truth he is fatisfied ; a defire of war for the fake of pea...ce, and of peace for the good and honour of his fubjets equally with his own ; a pious care for compoiing factions, tho' to foment them might make him arbitrary; and a generous ambition that only aims at power, to enable him to do good to all the reft of the world. I might add here, that in- violable and religious obfervance of his royal word, which the beft part of the powers of Europe have fo frequently and fo happily, for themfelves, depend- ed upon in the greateft emergencies; but as this vir- tue is generally reckon'd as no more than that com- mon honefty which the mcaneft man would bJufh to be EplJIle Dedicatory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis a com- mon praife, and what every one fpeaks, to fay, he has continually expos'd his life for his people : But there are fome things more particular in his charac- ter, fome things rarely found amongft the policies of princes ; a zeal for religion, moderated by reafon, without the rage and fire of perfecution ; a chari- table compaffion for thofe who cannot he convinc'd, and an unalterable perfeverance in thofe principles of whofe truth he is fatisfied ; a defire of war for the fake of pea...ce, and of peace for the good and honour of his fubjets equally with his own ; a pious care for compoiing factions, tho' to foment them might make him arbitrary; and a generous ambition that only aims at power, to enable him to do good to all the reft of the world. I might add here, that in- violable and religious obfervance of his royal word, which the beft part of the powers of Europe have fo frequently and fo happily, for themfelves, depend- ed upon in the greateft emergencies; but as this vir- tue is generally reckon'd as no more than that com- mon honefty which the mcaneft man would bJufh to be EplJIle Dedicatory.
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