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Surely here was a fitting tribute to the memory of One Who had labored all His life for unity of religions, of races, of tongues - a tribute, and also a proof, that His lifework had not been in vain, that the ideals of Baha'u'llah, which were His inspiration, nay, His very life, were already beginning to permeate the world and to break down the barriers of sect and caste that for centuries had alienated Muslim, Christian, Jew, and the other diverse factions into which the human family has been driven.
(47:2)
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