A Witness, In The Sense That I

Anybody Looking For A Quiet Life Has Picked The Wrong Century To Born In.

A Man Is Not Primarily A Witness Against Something. That Is Only Incidental To The Fact That He Is A Witness For Something.

[it Is B]etter To Die On The Losing Side Than To Live Under Communisim.

At Issue In The Hiss Case Was The Question Whether This Sick Society, Which We Call Western Civilization, Could In Its Extremity Still Cast Up A Man Whose Faith In It Was So Great That He Would Voluntarily Abandon Those Things Which Men Hold Good, Including Life, To Defend It.

On A Scale Personal Enough To Be Felt By All, But Big Enough To Be Symbolic, The Two Irreconcilable Faiths Of Our Time - Communism And Freedom - Came To Grips In The Persons Of Two Conscious And Resolute Men.