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It implies power to expand, the choice by the individual of his own way of life without imposed prohibitions from without.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIt implies power to expand, the choice by the individual of his own way of life without imposed prohibitions from without.
Laski argues that true liberty allows individuals to choose their own way of life without external prohibitions.
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