Liberty, Not The Daughter But The Mother

The Proprietor, Producing Neither By His Own Labor Nor By His Implement, And Receiving Products In Exchange For Nothing, Is Either A Parasite Or A Thief.

Laws: We Know What They Are, And What They Are Worth! They Are Spider Webs For The Rich And Mighty, Steel Chains For The Poor And Weak, Fishing Nets In The Hands Of Government.

Does It Seem To You Impossible To Imagine Anything More Inextricable Than The Social Contract, When You Think Of The Frightful Number Of Relations That It Must Regulate -- Something Like Squaring The Circle, Or Finding Perpetual Motion? That Is The Reason Why, Wearied Of The Struggle, You Fall Back On Absolutism And Force.

All My Economic Ideas As Developed Over Twenty-five Years Can Be Summed Up In The Words: Agricultural-industrial Federation. All My Political Ideas Boil Down To A Similar Formula: Political Federation Or Decentralization.

The Great Are Only Great Because We Are On Our Knees. Let Us Rise!