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moral rectitude

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See: ethics, honor, principle


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The major themes of Hafez's ghazals are love, the celebration of wine and exposing the hypocrisy of those who have set themselves up as guardians, judges, and examples of moral rectitude.
Byline: The Daily Star Summary: The passing of Amin al-Hafez, Lebanon's would-be prime minister in the 1970s, gives us pause as we reflect on someone who was synonymous with two things: "not becoming" premier, and always remaining a symbol of moral rectitude.
William Edward Burghardt DuBois (1868-1963) was irascible, aristocratic, arrogant, aloof, egotistical and possessed of a tooth-jarring moral rectitude.
 
 
 
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