Röpke, like Friedman, asserted that he would resign if the dispute was not resolved. [contrarian]

    Röpke, like Friedman, asserted that he would resign if the dispute was not resolved. [contrarian]
  

Röpke, like Friedman, asserted that he would resign if the dispute was not resolved in a manner he found appropriate. If the removal of Hunold as secretary "would really be carried out," he announced, "I would leave the Mont Pèlerin Society in protest against a grave injustice and in loyalty to a man who has a claim to it."
Angus Burgin, The Great Persuasion, loc. 341