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One of the prerogatives by which man is eminently distinguished from all other living beings inhabiting this globe of earth, consists in the gift of reason.

William Godwin

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Eines der Vorrechte, durch die sich der Mensch von allen anderen Lebewesen, die diesen Erdkugel bewohnen, auszeichnet, besteht in der Gabe der Vernunft.

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