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Date: 1760
"It is true, that the Want of Education, which her Mother's Poverty prevented her from bestowing, in a great Measure depressed those Seeds of Genius which were sown in her; yet, as the Spirit of a SHAKESPEAR would, under the most mountainous Oppression, have breathed forth some of its inextinguis...
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Date: October, 1784
"Every man may learn the elements of geography, which is the noblest science in the world, from an attention to the temperature of his own mind."
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