bitrary force,” and furthermore that “political freedom cannot long exist without economic freedom.”
To arrive at his conclusions concerning the beliefs of the leaders of the conservative student movement, Mr. Evans wrote to a considerable number of them. He quotes some ten of the answers he received—all of them of commendable depth of perception and all of them adumbrating in one way or another the synthesis he outlines. So excellent are they, particularly when considered as the statements of young men and women in their late teens or early twenties, that I want to present two of them as representative samples:
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