...with which each reached the masses, the power with which they wielded them; the same unrivalled eloquence, fit for any audience; the same instinct of genius that led them constantly to acts which, as Voltaire said, Foolish men call rash, but wisdom sees to be brave; the same broad success. But O'Connell had one great element which Luther lacked,--the universality of his sympathy; the far-reaching sagac...