It Was Our Love Of Foreign Cloth

A General Belief Seems To Prevail In The Colony That The Indians Are Little Better, If At All, Than The Savages Or Natives Of Africa. Even The Children Are Taught To Believe In That Manner, With The Result That The Indian Is Being Dragged Down To The Position Of A Raw Kaffir.

The Truest Test Of A Democracy Is In The Ability Of Anyone To Act As He Likes, So Long As He Does Not Injure The Life Or Property Of Anyone Else.

A Dissolute Character Is More Dissolute In Thought Than In Deed. And The Same Is True Of Violence. Our Violence In Word And Deed Is But A Feeble Echo Of The Surging Violence Of Thought In Us.

What Is Gained By Violence Must Be Lost Before Superior Violence.

A Faith Gained In Strength Only When People Were Willing To Lay Down Their Lives For It.