Philip Stanhope: However, while I crawl upon this planet I think myself obliged to do what good I can in my narrow domestic sphere, to al

However, while I crawl upon this planet I think myself obliged to do what good I — Philip Stanhope

However, while I crawl upon this planet I think myself obliged to do what good I can in my narrow domestic sphere, to all my fellow-creatures, and to wish them all the good I cannot do.

Philip Stanhope

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