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The Man Who Prefers His Country Before Any Other Duty Shows The Same Spirit As The Man Who Surrenders Every Right To The State. They Both Deny That Right Is Superior To Authority.

I Mourn For The Stake Which Was Lost At Richmond More Deeply Than I Rejoice Over That Which Was Saved At Waterloo.

Socialism Easily Accepts Despotism. It Requires The Strongest Execution Of Power -- Power Sufficient To Interfere With Property.

Government By Idea Tends To Take In Everything, To Make The Whole Of Society Obedient To The Idea. Spaces Not So Governed Are Unconquered, Beyond The Border, Unconverted, A Future Danger.

Federalism Is The Best Curb On Democracy. [it] Assigns Limited Powers To The Central Government. Thereby All Power Is Limited. It Excludes Absolute Power Of The Majority.