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There is no immortality save in ideas; and it was Burke who gave a permanent form to the debate in which he was the liberal protagonist.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgThere is no immortality save in ideas; and it was Burke who gave a permanent form to the debate in which he was the liberal protagonist.
Laski asserts the enduring power of ideas, crediting Burke with shaping the liberal debate in a lasting way.
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