I will not say you are not prudent in suggesting that you should not even give an opinion upon the great question: What is the true place of the old classical learning in the human culture of the nineteenth century?
John Morley: “I will not say you are not prudent in suggesting that you should not even give an opinion upon the great question: What…”
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Morley reflects on the significance of classical learning in the context of 19th-century human culture.
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