Southern Lawyers Don't Read Novels Much.

The One Thing That Doesn't Abide By Majority Rule Is A Person's Conscience.

In Maycomb, If One Went For A Walk With No Definite Purpose In Mind, It Was Correct To Believe One's Mind Incapable Of Definite Purpose.

My Book Had A Universal Theme. It's Not A "racial" Novel. It Portrays An Aspect Of Civilization, Not Necessarily Southern Civilization.

One Must Lie Under Certain Circumstances And At All Times When One Can't Do Anything About Them.

Atticus Told Me To Delete The Adjectives And I'd Have The Facts.