George C. Williams: Thus, brought before the tribunal of ethics, the cosmos stands condemned. The conscience of man must revolt against the

Thus, brought before the tribunal of ethics, the cosmos stands condemned. The co — George C. Williams

Thus, brought before the tribunal of ethics, the cosmos stands condemned. The conscience of man must revolt against the gross immorality of nature.

George C. Williams

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