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...then writing his last book. In this work, at the end of his life, he claimed for mankind that right to absolute moral and intellectual liberty of which...destructive process, a reckoning of the cost. It is not the dear-sighted who lead the world. Great achievements are accomplished in a blessed, warm mental fog,...