> However at a certain point we have to be pragmatic and avoid the perfect being the enemy of the good. These works are often never put into context. Then jus

> However at a certain point we have to be pragmatic and avoid the perfect being the enemy of the good. These works are often never put into context. Then just don't make changes, and trust that your readers are capable of withstanding raw, unfiltered, uncensored exposure to words from a different time and place. You don't need to "protect" people from wrong opinions, and they don't want to be protected