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Whether, on the whole, the world is really advancing, is a question which admits of much being said on both sides.
Macaulay's picture of English progress would lead us to decide that question in the affirmative, as far as England is concerned.
He tells us, that could England of Charles the Second's reign be set before Englishmen now, they would not know one landscape in a hundred, or one building in ten thousand.
She had then but little more than five millions of inhabitants; the annua for the purpose of hunting freebooters, while there were portions of the metropolis in which the warrant of the Chief Justice could not be executed without the aid of a body of armed men. And yet, may it not be too soon to accept this picture of Macaulay as decisive of the question?
There are social anomalies in her civilization which remain to be solved, and which may yet perplex and confound the master spirits of the age. It remains to be seen whether the bulk of her population are always goi