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[[Category:Isaiah Berlin]]
[[Category:Liberty]]
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| text = I do not wish to say that individual freedom is, even in the most liberal societies, the sole, or even the dominant, criterion of social action. We compel children to be educated, and we forbid public executions. These are certainly curbs to freedom. We justify them on the ground that ignorance, or a barbarian upbringing, or cruel pleasures and excitements are worse for us than the amount of restraint needed to repress them.
| cite = [[Isaiah Berlin]], "{{Link |Two Concepts of Liberty}}"
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