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Harold J. Laski: There is, indeed, in all his political observations a strong sense of the virtue of order, and a perception that the…

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There is, indeed, in all his political observations a strong sense of the virtue of order, and a perception that the radicalism of the time was too abstract to provide an adequate basis for government.
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Harold J. Laski

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Laski emphasizes the importance of order in political thought, critiquing the abstract nature of radicalism.

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