In dynamiting Cortlandt Homes, Howard Roark breaks the law. What is his moral and philosophical argument for the rectitude of his action?
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In dynamiting Cortlandt Homes, Howard Roark breaks the law. What is his moral and philosophical argument for the rectitude of his action?
He did that because he knew it eas the right thing to do. He never wanted to be credited with something that was not his own or something that was faulty.
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