Readings From Huxley (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Clarissa Rinaker

 
9780483559349: Readings From Huxley (Classic Reprint)

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The perception that truth is not final did not, as I said at starting, prevent Huxley from regarding it as the immediate jewel of his soul. Perhaps indeed truth is to be the more jealously cherished when every man bears the responsibility of discovering and preserving it. At any rate Huxley conceived highly of his duty to truth, watched anxiously his worthiness to serve it, and was resolved greatly to find quarrel in a straw when truth was at the stake. He wrote to his Sister in 18 50.

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