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Each will know the other better, and better comprehend that condition of mutual dependence which is the law of humanity.
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gutenberg.orgEach will know the other better, and better comprehend that condition of mutual dependence which is the law of humanity.
He asserts that increased knowledge and understanding between nations is essential for recognizing mutual dependence in humanity.
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