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pending/1827: Secrets the Government won't share Friend (pending) |
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Sat, 10 Jan 2009 23:16:48 -0600 (CST) |
>Number: 1827
>Category: pending
>Synopsis: Secrets the Government won't share Friend
>Confidential: no
>Severity: serious
>Priority: medium
>Responsible: unassigned
>State: open
>Class: sw-bug
>Submitter-Id: net
>Arrival-Date: Sat Jan 10 23:16:48 -0600 2009
>Originator: "GrantKit" <address@hidden>
>Release:
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<From a man without a philosophy no one can expect philosophical completeness.
Therefore I may observe without shame, that in trying to get a distinct notion
of our aristocratic, our middle, and our working class, with a view of testing
the claims of each of these classes to become a centre of authority, I have
omitted, I find, to complete the old fashioned analysis which I had the fancy
of applying, and have not shown in these classes, as well as the virtuous mean
and the excess, the defect also. I do not know that the omission very much
matters; still as clearness is the one merit which a plain, unsystematic
writer, without a philosophy, can hope to have, and as our notion of the three
great English classes may perhaps be made clearer if we see their distinctive
qualities in the defect, as well as in the excess and in the mean, let us try,
before proceeding further, to remedy this omission. It is manifest, if the
perfect and virtuous mean of that fine spirit which is the d
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stinctive quality 94 of aristocracies, is to be found in Lord Elchos
chivalrous style, and its excess in Sir Thomas Batesons turn for resistance,
that its defect must lie in a spirit not bold and high enough, and in an
excessive and pusillanimous unaptness for resistance. If, again, the perfect
and virtuous mean of that force by which our middle class has done its great
works, and of that self reliance with which it contemplates itself and them, is
to be seen in the performances and speeches of Mr. Bazley, and the excess of
that force and that self reliance in the performances and speeches of the Rev.
W. Cattle, then it is manifest that their defect must lie in a helpless
inaptitude for the great works of the middle class, and in a poor and
despicable lack of its self satisfaction.>
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