It Simply Is Not True That War

While It Is Not Always Profitable To Analogize "fact" To "fiction," La Fontaine's Fable Of The Crow, The Cheese, And The Fox Demonstrates That There Is A Substantial Difference Between Holding A Piece Of Cheese In The Beak And Putting It In The Stomach.

The Accretion Of Dangerous Power Does Not Come In A Day. It Does Come, However Slowly, From The Generative Force Of Unchecked Disregard Of The Restrictions That Fence In Even The Most Disinterested Assertion Of Authority.

Gratitude Is One Of The Least Articulate Of The Emotions, Especially When It Is Deep.

It Is A Wise Man Who Said That There Is No Greater Inequality Than The Equal Treatment Of Unequals.

The History Of Liberty Has Largely Been The History Of The Observance Of Procedural Safeguards.