Before And After
r T'HE reformer constantly x forgets that even the most radical innovation must justify itself by reference to something in the “status quo”; not everything can be changed in every way at once. The traditionalist is in danger of opposing change simply because it is change, of forgetting how profoundly we may be called upon to change some elements in a tradition if we are to preserve other and even more important ele-ments.-JRenford Bambrough, Fellow 2nd Dean of St John’s College, Cambridge.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31089, 18 June 1966, Page 5
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85Before And After Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31089, 18 June 1966, Page 5
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