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On another occasion in the same Fair another man gave me a drive. He also was embarrassed and stammered out an saying, when I asked him the reason why, "Why do you dress that way?" The sympathies of these men were limited within the range of their own language and their own fashion of dress. Much of the oppression of strong nations on weaker people is due to this prejudice. It dries up their fellow - feeling for fellow men. That very man who asked me why I didn't dress as he did and wanted to ill-treat me due to my dress might have been a good man, a father, and a good citizen; nevertheless the kindliness of his nature died out when he saw a in a different dress. Strangers are exploited in all countries, because they do not understand how to protect themselves; therefore they take home false impressions of the peoples they have seen. Sailors, soldiers, and traders behave in foreign countries in very queer ways, while they would not imagine doing so within their own country; perhaps for this reason the Chinese contact Europeans and Americans "foreign devils." They couldn't did this when they had met the nice, the kindly factors of Western life.

Therefore the one point we ought to remember is that we must always try to begin to see the duty of others through their own eyes, and never judge the practices of other people by our own standard. I'm maybe not the typical of the world. I have to accommodate myself to the maybe not, and world the world in my experience. So we see that conditions change the nature of our duties, and doing the duty which will be mine at any particular time is the best thing we can perform these days. Let's do that duty which is ours by birth; and once we have inked that, let us do the duty which is ours by our position in life and in society. There is, however, one great danger in human nature, viz. that man never examines himself. He believes he is quite as fit to be on the throne as the king.

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