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We have to act by the dictates of our conscience knowing, as Washington knew, as the early Christians recognized, that the penalties of failure are terrible.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgWe have to act by the dictates of our conscience knowing, as Washington knew, as the early Christians recognized, that the penalties of failure are terrible.
Laski highlights the importance of acting according to one's conscience, despite potential consequences.
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