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Pragmatism and idealism

Note 324 — Chapter VII · PRAGMATISM AS AMERICANISM

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“Epigramme,” Venice, 1790. [“I could never abide any of those freedom-gospellers. All that they ever wanted was to get things running so as to suit themselves. If you are anxious to set people free, just make a beginning by trying to serve them. The simplest attempt will teach you how dangerous this effort may be.”]

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