That Alone Is Wise Which Is Just;

I Do Not Think That Any Sorrow Of Youth Or Manhood Equalled In Intensity Or Duration The Black And Hopeless Misery Which Followed The Wrench Of Transference From A Happy Home To A School.

That Which Is Unjust Can Really Profit No One; That Which Is Just Can Really Harm No One.

That Alone Is Wise Which Is Just; That Alone Is Enduring Which Is Right.

For As Labor Cannot Produce Without The Use Of Land, The Denial Of The Equal Right To The Use Of Land Is Necessarily The Denial Of The Labor To Its Own Produce.

The Value Of A Thing Is The Amount Of Laboring Or Work That Its Possession Will Save The Possessor.