Knowledge is power, and truth is knowledge; whoever, therefore, knowingly propagates a prejudice, wi...

Knowledge is power, and truth is knowledge; whoever, therefore, knowingly propagates a prejudice, wilfully saps the foundation of his country’s strength.

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Washington Irving

Writer, historian and diplomat from the United States

April 3rd, 1783 - November 28th, 1859

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