What Is Your Culture to Me? by Charles Dudley Warner
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page 20 of 20 (100%)
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And the thought I wish to leave with you, as scholars and men who can
command the best culture, is that it is all needed to shape and control the strong growth of material development here, to guide the blind instincts of the mass of men who are struggling for a freer place and a breath of fresh air; that you cannot stand aloof in a class isolation; that your power is in a personal sympathy with the humanity which is ignorant but discontented; and that the question which the man with the spade asks about the use of your culture to him is a menace. |
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