Thomas Carlyle
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What is to become of all that ? I have a book to write about it. Alas ! " We hear of a great Chartist petition to be presented by 200,000 men. People here keep up their foolish levity in speaking of these things ; but considerate persons find them to be very grave; and indeed all, even the laughers, are in considerable secret alarm.' * At such a time Carlyle knew that he, the author of Chartism, ought to say something. Foolish people, too, came pressing for his opinions. Not seeing his way to a... book upon ' Democracy,' he wrote a good many newspaper articles, chiefly in the Examiner and the Spectator, to deliver his soul. Even Fonblanque and Rintoul (the editors), remarks Froude, friendly though they were to him, could not allow him his full swing. ' There is no established journal,' complained Carlyle, ' that can stand my articles, no single one they would not blow the bottom out of.' On July 1 2 occurs this entry in his journal : ' Chart- ist concern, and Irish Repeal concern, and French Republic concern have all gone a bad way since the March entry — April 20 (immortal day already dead), day of Chartist monster petition ; 200,000 special constables swore themselves in, etc., and Chartism came to nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is to become of all that ? I have a book to write about it. Alas ! " We hear of a great Chartist petition to be presented by 200,000 men. People here keep up their foolish levity in speaking of these things ; but considerate persons find them to be very grave; and indeed all, even the laughers, are in considerable secret alarm.' * At such a time Carlyle knew that he, the author of Chartism, ought to say something. Foolish people, too, came pressing for his opinions. Not seeing his way to a... book upon ' Democracy,' he wrote a good many newspaper articles, chiefly in the Examiner and the Spectator, to deliver his soul. Even Fonblanque and Rintoul (the editors), remarks Froude, friendly though they were to him, could not allow him his full swing. ' There is no established journal,' complained Carlyle, ' that can stand my articles, no single one they would not blow the bottom out of.' On July 1 2 occurs this entry in his journal : ' Chart- ist concern, and Irish Repeal concern, and French Republic concern have all gone a bad way since the March entry — April 20 (immortal day already dead), day of Chartist monster petition ; 200,000 special constables swore themselves in, etc., and Chartism came to nothing.
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