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| Kingston never palliates the lingering racial tensions in America, as Wittman observes in a meditation on the consistently unjust treatment of blacks: When Cicero discusses the letter itself (in his correspondence), in which the genus humile would play a role, he gives a definition which will be adopted by almost all the theoreticians of the Renaissance, namely that the letter palliates an absence and brings news to someone uninformed. As a great Canadian doctor, Sir William Osler, said, good medicine cures sometimes, palliates often, but comforts always. |
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