In The First Place, An Unjust Law

The Excess Of All Good Things Is Mischievous.

Not In Vain Is Ireland Pouring Itself All Over The Earth. The Irish, With Their Glowing Hearts And Reverent Credulity, Are Needed In This Cold Age Of Intellect And Skepticism.

Every Human Being Has, Like Socrates, An Attendant Spirit; And Wise Are They Who Obey Its Signals. If It Does Not Always Tell Us What To Do, It Always Cautions Us What Not To Do.

In The First Place, The Government Ought Not To Be Invested With Power To Control The Affections, Any More Than The Consciences Of Citizens. A Man Has At Least As Good A Right To Choose His Wife, As He Has To Choose His Religion. His Taste May Not Suit His Neighbors; But So Long As His Deportment Is Correct, They Have No Right To Interfere With His Concerns.

I Think Every Individual, And Every Society, Is Perfected Just In Proportion To The Combination, And Cooperation, Of Masculine And Feminine Elements Of Character. He Is The Most Perfect Man Who Is Affectionate As Well As Intellectual; And She Is The Most Perfect Woman Who Is Intellectual As Well As Affectionate. Every Art And Science Becomes More Interesting, Viewed Both From The Masculine And Feminine Points Of View.