whatever is local, provincial, and tem-
poral, by gaining the power of taking
the race point of view. He is liber-
ated by ideas, not only from his own
ignorance and the limitations of his
own nature, but from the partial
knowledge and the prejudices of his
time; and liberation by ideas, and
expansion through ideas, constitute
one of the great services of the books
of life to those who read them with
an open mind.

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