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They cannot build in the air and then escape chagrin because men only gaze at their structures, and will not live in them.
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gutenberg.orgThey cannot build in the air and then escape chagrin because men only gaze at their structures, and will not live in them.
Wilson critiques the impracticality of political theorists who fail to engage with real-world implications.
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