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He may be a warrior or a statesman, or reformer, or philanthropist, or prophet or poet, if he careth not first for his own household, he is worse than an infidel.
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gutenberg.orgHe may be a warrior or a statesman, or reformer, or philanthropist, or prophet or poet, if he careth not first for his own household, he is worse than an infidel.
Hoar stresses that regardless of one's role in society, neglecting one's family is a serious moral failing.
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