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Every savage cares more for the power of killing than for any other power.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgEvery savage cares more for the power of killing than for any other power.
This quote reflects Bagehot's view on the primal instincts of savages, particularly their focus on power and dominance.
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