A Good, Very Good, Not To Say

The Protection Of The Masses Has In All Times Been The Pretense Of Tyranny - The Plea Of Monarchy, Of Aristocracy, Of Special Privilege Of Every Kind. The Slave Owners Justified Slavery As Protecting The Slaves.

A Good, Very Good, Not To Say Admirable Schoolmaster, But Then He Is Only A Schoolmaster.

I Am Firmly Convinced, As I Have Already Said, That To Effect Any Great Social Improvement, It Is Sympathy Rather Than Self-interest, The Sense Of Duty Rather Than The Desire For Self-advancement, That Must Be Appealed To. Envy Is Akin To Admiration, And It Is The Admiration That The Rich And Powerful Excite Which Secures The Perpetuation Of Aristocracies.

God Showers Upon Us His Gifts-more Than Enough For All; But Like Swine Scrambling For Food, We Tread Them In The Mire, And Rend Each Other.

Whoever Becomes Imbued With A Noble Idea Kindles A Flame From Which Other Torches Are Lit, And Influences Those With Whom He Comes In Contact, Be They Few Or Many. How Far That Influence, Thus Perpetuated, May Extend, It Is Not Given To Him Here To See.