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He could not be otherwise than the constant friend of everything which made for the emancipation and elevation of the individual.
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gutenberg.orgHe could not be otherwise than the constant friend of everything which made for the emancipation and elevation of the individual.
This quote reflects Alexander's belief in individual rights and social progress.
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