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[RACE.] 8. Race unites its members in a necessary community. Whoever tries to withdraw himself from this community revolts against nature and breaks the faith which he owes his kind. [INDIVIDUAL.] 
8. The individual is first of all interested in himself and has his own life, distinct from other individuals. With free choice he seeks his own companions, and extends his hand of his own free will to them for common work.
Lalor, Cyclopaedia of Political Science, V.2, Entry 178, INDIVIDUAL AND THE RACE | Library of Economics and Liberty
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