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The Humanitarian Would, Of Course, Have Us Meddle In Foreign Affairs As Part Of His Program Of World Service.

The Humanitarian Lays Stress Almost Solely Upon Breadth Of Knowledge And Sympathy.

We May Affirm, Then, That The Main Drift Of The Later Renaissance Was Away From A Humanism That Favored A Free Expansion Toward A Humanism That Was In The Highest Degree Disciplinary And Selective.

To Say That Most Of Us Today Are Purely Expansive Is Only Another Way Of Saying That Most Of Us Continue To Be More Concerned With The Quantity Than With The Quality Of Our Democracy.

To Harmonize The One With The Many, This Is Indeed A Difficult Adjustment, Perhaps The Most Difficult Of All, And So Important, Withal, That Nations Have Perished From Their Failure To Achieve It.