LIBERTY AND BAD BOOKS

The men who died to buy us liberty knew that it was better to let in a

thousand bad books than shut out one good one. We cannot, then, silence

evil books, but we can turn away our eyes from them; we can take care

that what we read, and what we let others read, should be good and

wholesome.--C. KINGSLEY. _Village Sermons: On Books._

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