Great Men And Famous Women. Vol. 4 of 8
Great Men And Famous Women. Vol. 4 of 8
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* * * * * Humboldt was born near the court. He was brought up in connection withcourtiers and men in high positions of life. He was no doubt imbued withthe prejudices of his caste. He was a nobleman of high descent. And yetthe friend of kings was the bosom friend of Arago, and he was the manwho could, after his return from America, refuse the highest position atthe court of Berlin, that of the secretaryship of public instruction, preferring to live in a modest way in Paris, in the society o...f all thoseillustrious men, who then made Paris the centre of intellectual culture. It was there where he became one of that Soci
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* * * * * Humboldt was born near the court. He was brought up in connection withcourtiers and men in high positions of life. He was no doubt imbued withthe prejudices of his caste. He was a nobleman of high descent. And yetthe friend of kings was the bosom friend of Arago, and he was the manwho could, after his return from America, refuse the highest position atthe court of Berlin, that of the secretaryship of public instruction, preferring to live in a modest way in Paris, in the society o...f all thoseillustrious men, who then made Paris the centre of intellectual culture. It was there where he became one of that Soci
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