Quotations – M

May 6, 2014

Man “No man was ever meanly born. About his cradle is the wondrous miracle of like. He may descend into the depths, he may live in infamy and perish miserably, […]

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Quotations – L

May 6, 2014

Labor Legislation “Workmen’s compensation, hours and conditions of labor are cold consolation, if there be no employment.” Source: “Plymouth, Labor Day,” on September 1, 1919. As found in Have Faith […]

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Quotations – J

May 6, 2014

Justice “Let justice and the economic laws be applied to the strong; but for the weak there must be mercy and charity; not the gratuity which pauperizes, but the assistance […]

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Quotations – I

May 6, 2014

Ideas “It is the ferment of ideas, the clash of disagreeing judgments, the privilege of the individual to develop his own thought and shape his own character which makes progress […]

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Quotations – H

May 6, 2014

History “Savages have no history.” Source: “At The Home Of Daniel Webster,” on July 4, 1916. As found in Have Faith in Massachusetts. Home Ownership “The moral power of the […]

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