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The author recounts an unusually rigorous childhood education imposed by his father, the moral and intellectual influences that shaped his early views, and a profound intellectual and emotional crisis that prompted a turn toward independent judgment. He describes formative friendships and a later partnership that affected his beliefs, outlines the process of developing and publishing his principal philosophical and political works, and offers candid reflection on how his opinions changed over time. The memoir blends personal narrative with analysis of the origins and evolution of his thinking.
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