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Excerpt from Intellectual Bravery: Commencement Address, June 10, 1914

Carping Pilate asked, What is truth and would not stay for an answer, with the result that twenty centuries have not been enabled to tell definitely what is the truth. And since his day nobody has been infallible, not even a young man, although youth comes nearer infallibility than any other period of life.

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