Deference is the instinctive respect which we pay to the great and good. The unconcious acknowledgement of the superiority or excellence of others. (Tryon Edwards)

Deference is the instinctive respect which we pay to the great and good. The unconcious acknowledgement of the superiority or excellence of others.

Tryon Edwards

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