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I believe, first, that it is socially most important to leave the individual as uninhibited as possible in forming his own way of life, granted, of course, that he is adult and mature.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgI believe, first, that it is socially most important to leave the individual as uninhibited as possible in forming his own way of life, granted, of course, that he is adult and mature.
Laski emphasizes the importance of individual freedom in shaping one's own life, assuming maturity and adulthood.
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