A rare name generally accompanies rare genius. Caesar is the startling exception. The whole Roman Empire was alive with Caesars, though there was but one Julius Caesar. Napoleon Bonapartes were as scarce as hens’ teeth. There were no Shakespeares to speak of. How many Bismarcks are there in Germany? There is but one Thomas A. Edison. Who ever heard of another Nikola Tesla? — John Smith
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