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    No state could persist for long if children did not assum... — Carmelics
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    Supports→It is a fundamental rule of civil society that children inherit the duties and responsibilities of their parents.

    No state could persist for long if children did not assume the duties of their parents.

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    A central pillar of Rehberg's conservatism was his defense of tradition. The basis for that defense was, again, his critique of reason. Since reason by itself cannot determine the specific form of a constitution, it never lays down a mandate to abolish the established institutions of a country, and so it is permissible for the statesman to follow tradition. Sometimes, Rehberg argued, it is not only permissable but also obligatory for the statesman to respect the traditions and established ins

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