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Whose best and most fruitful gift was the power of admiration, which made it possible for me to learn. Now, as in my youth, I am looking up to the truly great creations of the past, which I see high above my own and which alone deserve the name of greatness.

Thomas E. Mann

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Thomas E. Mann
Age: 80
Born: 1944
Born: September 10
Non-Fiction Writer
Political Scientist
University Teacher
Milwaukee City
Wisconsin
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