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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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But Victor Amadeus seems to have had little interest
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But Victor Amadeus seems to have had little interest in scholarship for its own sake.
But Victor Amadeus seems to have had little interest in scholarship for its own sake.
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He was not interested in learning just for itself-- he was interested in it because it could serve other purposes.
- He was not interested in learning just for itself-- he was interested in it because it could serve other purposes.
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He was not interested in learning just for itself-- he was interested in it because it could serve other purposes.
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He was not interested in learning just for itself-- he was interested in it because it could serve other purposes.
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