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For Montaigne, cruelty is the worst vice. But being mean, however fraught, has definite social value
For Montaigne, cruelty is the worst vice. But being mean, however fraught, has definite social value

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For Montaigne, cruelty is the worst vice. But being mean, however fraught, has definite social value . . .

For Montaigne, cruelty is the worst vice. But being mean, however fraught, has definite social value

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