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They may only strengthen the impression that “the world’s a stage,” and that no one need do more than sit and look on through his ready glass, the newspaper.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “They may only strengthen the impression that “the world’s a stage,” and that no one need do more than sit and look on…”
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Wilson discusses the passive nature of individuals in response to societal influences.
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