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The public have neither shame or gratitude
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"The public have neither shame or gratitude"

- William Hazlitt

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This quote by William Hazlitt is a criticism of the public's lack of appreciation and sense of morality. He is suggesting that the general public is not embarrassed of their actions and do not feel the need to be grateful for the good things that come their way. He is implying that the general public is self-centered and does not believe of the consequences of their actions. He is likewise recommending that the public is not aware of the value of appreciation and how it can help construct relationships and cultivate a sense of community. This quote is a pointer that we need to bear in mind our actions and be grateful for the advantages that come our method. We ought to likewise know the effect our actions have on others and make every effort to be more considerate and thoughtful.

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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 author also have 92 other quotes.

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