Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorBy granting freedom to the slaves, we secure it for the free.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorThose who deny freedom to others do not deserve it for themselves, and under a just God, they cannot retain it for long.
Abraham Lincoln
View AuthorThe strongest bond of human sympathy should be to unite people from all nations and all languages.
Tito Livius
View AuthorDo not give away the happiness of many years for the risk of one hour.
Tito Livius
View AuthorNo favor produces a less permanent gratitude than the gift of freedom, especially among those people who are willing to misuse it.
David Lloyd George
View AuthorFreedom is not simply a privilege that is granted; it is a habit that must be acquired.
Ramon Llull
View AuthorThe one who does not possess oneself is extremely poor.
Ramon Llull
View AuthorPatience begins with tears and, in the end, smiles.
Ramon Llull
View AuthorDon't think you are saved just by your kindness.
Jack London
View AuthorThrowing the bone to the dog is not charity. Charity is sharing the bone with the dog when you are as hungry as he is.
Jack London
View AuthorLife is not always about having good cards, but sometimes about playing a bad hand well.
Jack London
View AuthorI do not live off what the world thinks of me, but off what I think of myself.