No One Is More Dangerous Than He Who Imagines Himself Pure In Heart; For His Purity, By Definition, Is Unassailable James Baldwin
Nothing Contributes So Much To Tranquillize the Mind As a Steady Purpose,—a Point On Which the Soul May Fix Its Intellectual Eye Mary Shelley
Every King Springs From a Race of Slaves, and Every Slave Has Had Kings Among His Ancestors Helen Keller
