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My earnest wish for universal education involves no dislike to royal rule, or for those distinctions of birth and wealth which I consider necessary for the well-being of society.
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I have nothing against being ruled by a king or queen, and I have nothing against the differences between people which occur because of the families they belong to or because of how rich or poor they are. I consider these differences necessary for keeping society working well. In spite of these beliefs, I do wish that we had a system in our country by which everyone could be educated.
- I have nothing against being ruled by a king or queen, and I have nothing against the differences between people which occur because of the families they belong to or because of how rich or poor they are.
- I consider these differences necessary for keeping society working well.
- In spite of these beliefs, I do wish that we had a system in our country by which everyone could be educated.
- CJ
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I have nothing against being ruled by a king or queen, and I have nothing against the differences between people which occur because of the families they belong to or because of how rich or poor they are. I consider these differences necessary for keeping society working well.
In spite of these beliefs, I do wish that we had a system in our country by which everyone could be educated.
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