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Just as persons have their statuses by ascription and perdure in that status indefinitely, the same holds true for places. Oh, if there were in me one seed without rust, / no more than one grain that could perdure / I could sleep in the cradles leaning by turns / now into darkness, now into the break of day. Like liberals, Scruton is convinced that if the institutions of an established order are allowed to perdure, then the basic identity and goodness of a nation will also endure. |
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