It Is Not Ignorance But Knowledge Which

The Typical American Believes That No Necessity Of The Soul Is Free And That There Are Precious Few, If Any, Which Cannot Be Bought.

It Is Not A Sentimental, But A Grimly Literal Fact That Unless We Share This Terrestrial Globe With Creatures Other Than Ourselves, We Shall Not Be Able To Live On It For Long.

To Be Individually Righteous Is The First Of All Duties, Come What May To Ones Self, To One's Country, To Society, And To Civilization Itself.

The Grand Paradox Of Our Society Is This: We Magnify Man’s Right But We Minimize His Capacities.

We Need Some Contact With The Things We Sprang From. We Need Nature At Least As A Part Of The Context Of Our Lives. Without Cities We Cannot Be Civilized. Without Nature, Without Wilderness Even, We Are Compelled To Renounce An Important Part Of Our Heritage.