According to Russell, "Hence also the ______________ will value more the abstract and universal knowledge into which the accidents of private history do not enter, than the knowledge brought by the senses, and dependent, as such knowledge must be, upon an exclusive and personal point of view and a body whose sense-organs distort as much as they reveal."
A) free intellect
B) public response
C) restricted mind
D) huddled masses

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Russell is arguing that those with a "free intellect" will value abstract and universal knowledge more than knowledge gained through personal experience and sensory input, which can be distorted by the limitations of an individual's body and perspective.

According to Russell, "Hence Also the ______________ Will Value More