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If the principles that are urged by a few correspond to some widespread experience those who recognize the expression of their experience will inevitably reaffirm it.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIf the principles that are urged by a few correspond to some widespread experience those who recognize the expression of their experience will inevitably reaffirm it.
This quote reflects Laski's view that widespread experiences will always find affirmation among people.
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