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He saw so much of virtue in the old order, that he insisted upon the equation of virtue with quintessence.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgHe saw so much of virtue in the old order, that he insisted upon the equation of virtue with quintessence.
Laski notes Burke's view that virtue is inherently linked to the established order, equating the two.
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