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Principles of Freedom

CHAPTER VI
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But he will find that they have no clear conception the other way, either; they are confused and generally pliable; and so, when the challenging idea is introduced, if he is quick and clear with the vital points, he can tear the surface off the many nostrums of the hour and prove them mean, worthless, and degrading; and, doing so, he will be forming the minds about him.

He must be ready; that is the great need.

Understand how a conversation is often turned by a chance word, and how governed by one man who has passionate, well-defined views, while others are cold and undecided.

Be that one man.

You do not know where the circumstances of life will take you; your flag may be directly challenged to your face, and you must reveal yourself.


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