"New Yorker" staff writer Adam Gopnik says that the principles of community and compromise are essential to the liberal tradition. He illustrates this with the story about Frederick Law Olmsted visiting the South before the Civl War.
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Adam Gopnik: Compromise, Community, & Liberalism
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