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The world is often wiser than any philosopher. — Walter Bagehot

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The world is often wiser than any philosopher.

Walter Bagehot
1863
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1863
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Walter Bagehot
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Bagehot, Walter. "Article X: The Late Sir G. C. Lewis." The National Review, Oct. 1863.

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