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- 1. Those who cannot learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
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Editor's Notes
- arrived in Boston speaking almost no English excelled at Boston Latin School full professorship at Harvard 1905 book Reason in Common Sense detachment from Anglo-Saxon-Protestant atmosphere satirized the school in his autobiographical 1936 novel, The Last Puritan resign his position at Harvard disillusioned by what he called the "genteel tradition" devote the rest of his career to living a simple life of the mind "The good things" about America, he write in a letter quoted in the Wilson Quarterly, "are football, kindness, and jazz bands."
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