“He had used it as the epigram to his 1967 book ‘To Seek a Newer World,’ and it expressed two pillars of his faith: that everyone has a duty to alleviate suffering, and that no one can live a fully happy life while surrounded by the unaddressed misery of others.”

“He had used it as the epigram to his 1967 book ‘To Seek a Newer World,’ and it expressed two pillars of his faith: that everyone has a duty to alleviate suffering, and that no one can live a fully happy life while surrounded by the unaddressed misery of others.”

— Thurston Clarke