"In the fiery crucible of war we saw the noblest qualities of men emerge. But we saw also ambition, rapacity, and ineptitude stretched to new heights of wickedness."
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About C. P. Scott
Charles Prestwich Scott (1846-1932) was a British journalist, publisher, and politician. He was the influential editor of The Guardian newspaper for over 50 years, shaping it into a renowned publication known for its progressive and liberal stance. Scott's editorial leadership played a significant role in championing social reform, advocating for peace, and defending freedom of the press. He was also elected as a Member of Parliament, where he continued to push for social causes and political reforms.
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