Not Observation Of A Duty But Liberty

The Socially Pernicious, Racially Wasteful, And Soul-withering Consequences Of The Working Of Mothers Outside The Home Must Cease. And This Can Only Come To Pass, Either Through The Programme Of Institutional Upbringing, Or Through The Intimate Renaissance Of The Home.

The Educator Must Above All Understand How To Wait; To Reckon All Effects In The Light Of The Future, Not Of The Present.

Education Can Give You A Skill, But A Liberal Education Can Give You Dignity.

The Mother Is The Most Precious Possessions Of The Nation, So Precious That Society Advances Its Highest Well-being When It Protects The Functions Of The Mother.

The Belief That We Some Day Shall Be Able To Prevent War Is To Me One With The Belief In The Possibility Of Making Humanity Really Human.