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There are two things I really care about--one is the progress of

scientific thought, and the other is the bettering of the condition

of the masses of the people by bettering them in the way of lifting

themselves out of the misery which has hitherto been the lot of the

majority of them. Posthumous fame is not particularly attractive to me,

but, if I am to be remembered at all, I would rather it should be as "a

man who did his best to help the people" than by other title.

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