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For its search is not to realize itself for its own sake, but for what, as it is realized, it is able to bring.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgFor its search is not to realize itself for its own sake, but for what, as it is realized, it is able to bring.
Laski believes that the pursuit of freedom is ultimately aimed at achieving greater societal benefits.
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