After All, Advocates, Including Advocates For States,

If Nowhere Else, In The Relation Between Church And State, "good Fences Make Good Neighbors."

It Simply Is Not True That War Never Settles Anything.

For The Highest Exercise Of Judicial Duty Is To Subordinate One's Personal Pulls And One's Private Views To The Law Of Which We Are All Guaradians - Those Impersonal Convictions That Made A Society A Civilized Community, And Not The Victims Of Personal Rule.

Wisdom Too Often Never Comes, And So One Ought Not To Reject It Merely Because It Comes Late.

Ambiguity Lurks In Generality, And May Thus Become An Instrument Of Severity.