And Silence, Like A Poultice, Comes To

The Mark Of A Civilized Man Is His Willingness To Re-examine His Most Cherished Beliefs.

A Word Is Not A Crystal, Transparent And Unchanged; It Is The Skin Of A Living Thought And May Vary Greatly In Color And Content According To The Circumstances And Time In Which It Is Used.

Whatever Disagreement There May Be As To The Scope Of The Phrase "due Process Of Law" There Can Be No Doubt That It Embraces The Fundamental Conception Of A Fair Trial, With Opportunity To Be Heard.

It Is Mere Childishness To Expect Men To Believe As Their Fathers Did; That Is, If They Have Any Minds Of Their Own. The World Is A Whole Generation Older And Wiser Than When The Father Was Of His Son's Age.

I Find The Great Thing In This World Is Not So Much Where We Stand, As In What Direction We Are Moving: To Reach The Port Of Heaven, We Must Sail Sometimes With The Wind And Sometimes Against It, But We Must Sail, And Not Drift, Nor Lie At Anchor.