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some of both.
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It is a quality, as I agree with Berlin,
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possessed by some of the great psychological novelists.
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I mention the names of Tolstoy, Henry James, and perhaps the
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greatest of all, Jane Austen, if you want to know a
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novelist who employs this great skill of judgment,
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discrimination and practical reason.
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It is also a virtue of great statesmen.
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Principally, Berlin mentions Bismark, Disraeli,
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Franklin Roosevelt.
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I would also add the names of Pericles, Lincoln, and Churchill.
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Read their works.