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It was not a very friendly thing to call the great general
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who led Athens "he was a burgermeister"
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in the true sense of the word;
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"There is the rich many sidedness of his nature
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which was then by that which came into play.
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His superiority to corruption, everything petty and paltry,
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yet he lacked the prophet's vision and
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the certain luck of the borne statesman.
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Above all, he lacked the recklessness
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which is often needed to lead what has begun to the goal.
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As the leader of foreign policy
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He was not comparable to a Themistocles,