Summary
This quote suggests that those who sacrifice their lives for a noble and significant purpose cannot be considered as failures. It implies that death, in such circumstances, is not a measure of defeat but rather an honorable and meaningful outcome. The quote emphasizes the idea that the value of one's life is not solely determined by its length or worldly achievements, but rather by the ultimate significance and righteousness of the cause for which they lay down their lives.
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By Lord Byron