The Validity Of A Tax Depends Upon

The Validity Of A Tax Depends Upon Its Nature, And Not Upon Its Name.

Prophecy, However Honest, Is Generally A Poor Substitute For Experience.

In Our Worship Of Certainty We Must Distinguish Between The Sound Certainty And The Sham, Between What Is Gold And What Is Tinsel; And Then, When Certainty Is Attained, We Must Remember That It Is Not The Only Good; That We Can Buy It At Too High A Price; That There Is Danger In Perpetual Quiescence As Well As In Perpetual Motion; And That A Compromise Must Be Found In A Principle Of Growth.

Fraud Includes The Pretense Of Knowledge When Knowledge There Is None.

Justice Is Not To Be Taken By Storm. She Is To Be Wooed By Slow Advances.