Eureka Reporter | 1904-06-17 | Page 2 | Disraeli as a Plagiarist

DISRAELI AS A statesman appropriated brilliant words 0 other men A recently published volume on DIs baell singles out as one 0 tho most brilliant of disraeli s sayings a san tence which that statesman appropriated without acknowledgment from bacon s essay of great place ask counsel of both times of the ancient times that which Is best ot the modern times that which Is fittest the most frequently quoted of all DIs baell s sayings was similarly ampro prated by him without acknowledgment from lord shaftesbury bury men of sense are all ot the same religion and what Is that religion my lord that men of sense never tell DIs baell however never himself appropriated a joke of Glad stones which the writer of the new volume at tributes to his hero A deputation ie a noun of multitude signifying many but not huoh