Towns Were The Nursery Of Freedom.

The State Is Competent To Assign Duties And Draw The Line Between Good And Evil Only In Its Immediate Sphere. Beyond The Limits Of Things Necessary For Its Well-being, It Can Only Give Indirect Help To Fight The Battle Of Life By Promoting The Influences Which Prevail Against Temptation--religion, Education, And The Distribution Of Wealth.

Political Differences Essentially Depend On Disagreement In Moral Principles.

The Law Of Liberty Tends To Abolish The Reign Of Race Over Race, Of Faith Over Faith, Of Class Over Class. It Is Not The Realisation Of A Political Ideal: It Is The Discharge Of A Moral Obligation.

Character Is Tested By True Sentiments More Than By Conduct. A Man Is Seldom Better Than His Word.

Liberty Is Not A Means To A Higher Political End. It Is Itself The Highest Political End.