The Character Of Every Act Depends Upon

Any New Formula Which Suddenly Emerges In Our Consciousness Has Its Roots In Long Trains Of Thought; It Is Virtually Old When It First Makes Its Appearance Among The Recognized Growths Of Our Intellect.

To Have Doubted One's Own First Principles Is The Mark Of A Civilized Man.

We Should Be Eternally Vigilant Against Attempts To Check The Expression Of Opinions That We Loathe.

We Are All Tattooed In Our Cradles With The Beliefs Of Our Tribe; The Record May Seem Superficial, But It Is Indelible.

The Law Is The Witness And External Deposit Of Our Moral Life. Its History Is The History Of The Moral Development Of The Race.