What Hilaire Belloc thinks about racism

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Anglo-French writer and historian (1870 to 1953); author of The Servile State.

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   Our readingAncient master and slave were of one race and recognised each other's human equality

   Their wordsIndeed, the most striking feature of that Servile Basis upon which Paganism reposed was the human equality recognised between master and slave. The master might kill the slave, but both were of one race and each was human to the other.

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