Jamal Awil

← The Great Persuasion

Further, they worried that the extremity of the views associated with the LSE. [fact]

Further, they worried that the extremity of the views associated with the LSE was rhetorically ill advised, distilling market advocacy into an unforgiving absolutism that was more likely to persuade readers of their opponents' views than their own.

Angus Burgin, The Great Persuasion, loc. 91