Quote by Meyer London

To me Americanism means an imperative duty to be nobler than the rest of the world.

To me Americanism means an imperative duty to be nobler than

Summary

This quote suggests that "Americanism" refers to a moral obligation or responsibility for Americans to embody higher virtues and values compared to the rest of the world. It implies that being an American brings with it an inherent duty to act in a nobler and more virtuous manner, elevating oneself above others globally. This interpretation highlights the belief in American exceptionalism and the idea that Americans should strive to set an example of greatness in order to maintain or enhance their country's reputation on a global scale.

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