Quote by Thomas Jefferson

Whatever be their degree of talents, it is no measure of their rights.

Whatever be their degree of talents, it is no measure of the

Summary

This quote suggests that a person's rights should not be determined by their level of talent or abilities. Regardless of how skilled or proficient someone may be in a certain area, it does not justify denying them their fundamental rights. The quote emphasizes the importance of equality and upholding the rights of every individual, regardless of their abilities or talents. It highlights the idea that everyone should be treated with fairness and dignity, irrespective of their talents or lack thereof.

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By Thomas Jefferson

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