I Believe What I Write To Be

The Liberty Of The Individual Is The Greatest Thing Of All, It Is On This And This Alone That The True Will Of The People Can Develop.

Laws To Suppress Tend To Strengthen What They Would Prohibit. This Is The Fine Point On Which All Legal Professions Of History Have Based Their Job Security.

One Must Open Men's Eyes, Not Tear Them Out.

Every Man Who Has Lived For Fifty Years Has Buried A Whole World Or Even Two; He Has Grown Used To Its Disappearance And Accustomed To The New Scenery Of Another Act: But Suddenly The Names And Faces Of A Time Long Dead Appear More And More Often On His Way, Calling Up Series Of Shades And Pictures Kept Somewhere, "just In Case," In The Endless Catacombs Of The Memory, Making Him Smile Or Sigh, And Sometimes Almost Weep.

I Believe In Nothing Here, Except A Handful Of People, A Few Ideas, And The Fact That One Cannot Arrest Movement.