Travel quote by William Hazlitt

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A wise traveler never despises his own country
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"A wise traveler never despises his own country"

- William Hazlitt

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This quote by William Hazlitt is a tip to appreciate the location we call home. It is easy to take for approved the appeal and culture of our own country, specifically when we are exposed to the wonders of other places. Nevertheless, it is necessary to bear in mind that our own nation has its own distinct qualities that ought to be commemorated. A wise traveler will acknowledge the beauty and culture of their own nation and appreciate it for what it is. They will not fast to evaluate or abhor their own nation, however instead will make the effort to check out and value it. By doing so, they will gain a greater understanding and gratitude for the location they call house.

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William Hazlitt This quote is written / told by William Hazlitt between April 10, 1778 and September 18, 1830. He was a famous Critic from England, the quote is categorized under the topic Travel. The author also have 92 other quotes.

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