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Principles of Freedom

CHAPTER XII
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It is written to try and make opponents understand and respect one another, not to set them at one another, least of all to make them "liberal," that is, lax and contemptible, ready to explain everything away.

We want primarily the man who is prepared to fight his ground, but who is big enough in heart and mind to respect opponents who will also fight theirs.

In the integrity and courage of both sides is the guarantee of the independence of both.

That should be our guiding thought.

But as on this question most people abandon all tolerance, it is quite possible what may be written will satisfy none; still, it may serve the purpose of making a need apparent.


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