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“Do not teach your children never to be angry; teach them how to be angry.”

Quote by Lyman Abbott

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Lyman Abbott was an American author known for his contributions to religious and moral philosophy. Born on December 18, 1835, and deceased on October 22, 1922, Abbott's writings had a significant impact on the religious thought of his era. more

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