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It is not by injustice, exclusion, caste, but by reverence for the individual soul that we can aid in this consummation.
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gutenberg.orgGeorge F. Hoar: “It is not by injustice, exclusion, caste, but by reverence for the individual soul that we can aid in this consummation.”
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Hoar argues that true progress comes from respecting individual dignity rather than through exclusion.
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