The New York Review
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i., p. 456, But our labors draw to a close, and on the whole we know not when we have undertaken a task more agreeable or. in- structive, to ourselves at least, than our recent careful re- perusal of Mr. W. Jay's volumes, with a view to awaken in others fresh interest in them, and through them in their sub- ject. We know of no life where we find such unity in the whole, with such congruity in the parts — a completeness that satisfies at once the artist in its materials, and in its les- sons of ...wisdom, at once the statesman, the patriot, the philan- thropist, and the Christian. Throughout the long period it traces, of eighty-four years, so far at least as records or me- / 334 lAfe and WrUings of John Jay. [Octobert mory-remains, there is no one word or act that calls for con- demnation or concealment — no veil but may be lifted upi and no door but may be opened — no awkward gaps, there- fore, as often occurs, for the biographer to leap, nor cautioas balancing needed from his pen, of virtues against deviations from virtue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i., p. 456, But our labors draw to a close, and on the whole we know not when we have undertaken a task more agreeable or. in- structive, to ourselves at least, than our recent careful re- perusal of Mr. W. Jay's volumes, with a view to awaken in others fresh interest in them, and through them in their sub- ject. We know of no life where we find such unity in the whole, with such congruity in the parts — a completeness that satisfies at once the artist in its materials, and in its les- sons of ...wisdom, at once the statesman, the patriot, the philan- thropist, and the Christian. Throughout the long period it traces, of eighty-four years, so far at least as records or me- / 334 lAfe and WrUings of John Jay. [Octobert mory-remains, there is no one word or act that calls for con- demnation or concealment — no veil but may be lifted upi and no door but may be opened — no awkward gaps, there- fore, as often occurs, for the biographer to leap, nor cautioas balancing needed from his pen, of virtues against deviations from virtue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lambert Lilly, Caleb Sprague Henry, Joseph Green Cogswell to read onlineMoreLess
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