thingsnfirdhinthebeliefthattheesecivilizationwasreallysuperior.

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relationships.

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nootherthateers,too,haveaiallife

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urtesy,orderliness,honour,kindliness,urage,andhoyofgovent,and

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uoodlifeinitsralessenceproudoftheirknoannature,and

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urseoftheirhistoryexcep1thelasthundredyears.for,thoughpoliticallytheywere

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thereforesothingthatistrue.thenfuistsaherhought

inanotonlyaskedabouttheaningoflife

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atishuliated,culturallytheyanistcivilizationthat

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.fonfuistasurablyproudofnfucius,andiibeing

pletelyshatteredthenativepride.

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