Here again, in meeting the problems of to-day, let us profit by, and welcome, and co-operate with the John Browns; but let us also remember that the problems can really be solved only if we approach them in the spirit of Abraham Lincoln.
This quote encourages modern leaders to learn from both John Brown and Abraham Lincoln in addressing contemporary issues.
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