Thomas Henry Huxley
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In a letter to his wife, written at Baden, in 1873, Huxley says : — We are in the midst of a gigantic 'movement, greater than that which preceded and produced the Reformation, and really only the continuation of that movement. But there is nothing new in the ideas which lie at the bottom of the movement, nor is any reconcilement possible between free thought and traditional authority. One or other will have to succumb after a struggle of unknown duration, which will have as side issues vast pol...itical and social troubles. I have no more doubt that free thought will win in the long-run than I have that I sit here writing to you, or that this free thought will organise itself into a coherent system, embracing human life and the world as one harmonious whole. But this organisation will be the work of generations of men, and those who further it most will be those who teach men to rest in no lie, and to rest in no verbal delusions. I may be able to help a little in this direction — perhaps I may have helped already.^ Until his retirement, twelve years afterwards, that help was, perforce, rendered only fitfully ; but, once ' I- 397- 142 HUXLEY.
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In a letter to his wife, written at Baden, in 1873, Huxley says : — We are in the midst of a gigantic 'movement, greater than that which preceded and produced the Reformation, and really only the continuation of that movement. But there is nothing new in the ideas which lie at the bottom of the movement, nor is any reconcilement possible between free thought and traditional authority. One or other will have to succumb after a struggle of unknown duration, which will have as side issues vast pol...itical and social troubles. I have no more doubt that free thought will win in the long-run than I have that I sit here writing to you, or that this free thought will organise itself into a coherent system, embracing human life and the world as one harmonious whole. But this organisation will be the work of generations of men, and those who further it most will be those who teach men to rest in no lie, and to rest in no verbal delusions. I may be able to help a little in this direction — perhaps I may have helped already.^ Until his retirement, twelve years afterwards, that help was, perforce, rendered only fitfully ; but, once ' I- 397- 142 HUXLEY.
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