Eugenics Civics And Ethics
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The "distinguished dowager" who, at a dinner-party began her conversation with the historian Lecky, by asking him what he did or cared for, and, when he in- formed her that he was a historian and asked her whether she was interested in history, replied : " No. I always say ' Let by-gones be by-gones'" this dowager was not representative of the type of a "lady, " the complement of our gentle- man. Whatever her qualifications to social eminence may have been in other re- spects, she was distinctl...y wanting in the development of one essential attainment of a representative man or woman in our civilised communities, namely, that they should keep abreast with the higher intellectual, moral and artistic achieve- 5 1 ments of their country and their age. Let me repeat: this does not mean su- perficiality, dabbling with knowledge, sciolism ; it does not produce insincere pretentiousness to knowledge we do not thoroughly possess ; it does not create the prig and the humbug it produces true intellectual sympathy with true modesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "distinguished dowager" who, at a dinner-party began her conversation with the historian Lecky, by asking him what he did or cared for, and, when he in- formed her that he was a historian and asked her whether she was interested in history, replied : " No. I always say ' Let by-gones be by-gones'" this dowager was not representative of the type of a "lady, " the complement of our gentle- man. Whatever her qualifications to social eminence may have been in other re- spects, she was distinctl...y wanting in the development of one essential attainment of a representative man or woman in our civilised communities, namely, that they should keep abreast with the higher intellectual, moral and artistic achieve- 5 1 ments of their country and their age. Let me repeat: this does not mean su- perficiality, dabbling with knowledge, sciolism ; it does not produce insincere pretentiousness to knowledge we do not thoroughly possess ; it does not create the prig and the humbug it produces true intellectual sympathy with true modesty.
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