No Generalization Is Wholly True—not Even This

I Think That We Should Be Eternally Vigilant Against Attempts To Check The Expression Of Opinions That We Loathe And Believe To Be Fraught With Death, Unless They So Imminently Threaten Immediate Interference With The Lawful And Pressing Purposes Of The Law That An Immediate Check Is Required To Save The Country.

There Are Many Things Which We Can Afford To Forget Which It Is Yet Well To Learn.

Knowledge And Timber Shouldn't Be Much Used Till They Are Seasoned.

It Takes Me Several Days, After I Get Back To Boston, To Realize That The Reference "the President" Refers To The President Of Harvard And Not To A Minor Official In Washington.

The Root Of Joy, As Of Duty, Is To Put All One's Powers Towards Some Great End.