He is one of

"Those that look carelessly in the faces of Presidents and Governors,

as to say 'Who are you? '"

And not only this, but he has the courage to say: "Nothing, not God,

is greater to one than one's self." Walt Whitman is the poet of

Individuality--the defender of the rights of each for the sake of

all--and his sympathies are as wide as the world. He is the defender of

the whole race.

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