Law Is Not Law, If It Violates

I Do Not Know How The Affair At Canterbury Is Generally Considered; But I Have Heard Individuals Of All Parties And All Opinions Speak Of It And Never Without Merriment Or Indignation. Fifty Years Hence, The Black Laws Of Connecticut Will Be A Greater Source Of Amusement To The Antiquarian, Than Her Famous Blue Laws.

I Think Every Individual, And Every Society, Is Perfected Just In Proportion To The Combination, And Cooperation, Of Masculine And Feminine Elements Of Character. He Is The Most Perfect Man Who Is Affectionate As Well As Intellectual; And She Is The Most Perfect Woman Who Is Intellectual As Well As Affectionate. Every Art And Science Becomes More Interesting, Viewed Both From The Masculine And Feminine Points Of View.

The Civilization Of Any Country May Always Be Measured By The Degree Of Equality Between Men And Women; And Society Will Never Come Truly Into Order Until There Is Perfect Equality And Copartnership Between Them In Every Department Of Human Life.

That Man's Best Works Should Be Such Bungling Imitations Of Nature's Infinite Perfection, Matters Not Much; But That He Should Make Himself An Imitation, This Is The Fact Which Nature Moans Over, And Deprecates Beseechingly. Be Spontaneous, Be Truthful, Be Free, And Thus Be Individuals! Is The Song She Sings Through Warbling Birds, And Whispering Pines, And Roaring Waves, And Screeching Winds.

We Must Not Forget That All Great Revolutions And Reformations Would Look Mean And Meagre If Examined In Detail As They Occurred At The Time.