"The question before the House is one of awful moment to this country. For my own part, I consider it as nothing less than a question of freedom or slavery; and in proportion to the magnitude of the subject ought to be the freedom of the debate."

"A Man who differs from another in Opinion sets himself above him in his own Judgment, and in several Particulars pretends to be the wiser Person. This is a great Provocation to the Proud Man, and gives a keen Edge to what he calls his Zeal."

"The Hypocrite is the most dangerous Person, especially if he sustains a Post in the Government, and we consider his Conduct as it regards the Publick. The first Artifice of a State Hypocrite is, by a few savory Expressions wich cost him Nothing, to betray the best Men in his Country"

"I am not insensible of the Impossibility of pleasing all, but I would not willingly displease any; and for those who will take Offence were none is intended, they are beneath the Notice of Your Humble Servant"

New find, with some interesting writings in this collection.

Read it. There are some interesting facts and histories revealed within.

"To be more safe, they at length become willing to run the risk if being less free."

Happy Turkey day y'all

As I have somehow surpassed 7k followers on here I thought it might be nice to do a giveaway: All 7 of my books to one lovely winner. Just share and like to be in with a chance! 😁📚

Echoes of 1984 led to a Brave New World shaping the landscape of oppression. The chilling surveillance of Fahrenheit 451 mirrors the oppressive censorship in The Handmaid's Tale, while A Clockwork Orange opens up the psychological manipulation of free will.

Bring back the Letter of Marque

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