In Europe there is no such obvious superiority of one country to another. It might therefore be expressed that travel would have the effect of broadening men's outlook, enlarging their sympathies, and increasing their knowledge of mankind. This effect is produced in those who travel in order to do some work which brings them into important relations with the inhabitants of the foreign countries in which they find themselves, but not in those who travel merely in order to travel.
Source: On locomotion, Mar. 11, 1932. In: Mortals and Others, v.1 (1975)
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