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"There is no conflict between wishing to conserve and hold the precious gains that have been achieved in the past, which is the aim of the true conservative, and wishing to carry those achievements even further, which is the aim of the true liberal."
Hazlitt, of course, commits himself to the true meanings of the words, not the twisted interpretations that have gained acceptance in contemporary culture.
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There is no necessary conflict between intelligent conservatism and real liberalism.
