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Man's liberty ends, and it ought to end, when that liberty becomes the curse of its neighbors.
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Author Details: Type: theologian Quotes Category: Quotes Year of Birth: 1831 Year of Death: 1903 Nationality: Indian Amazon: Frederic William Farrar on Amazon |
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Ernest Holmes John Calvin Oswald Chambers Reinhold Niebuhr Saint Thomas Aquinas Albert Schweitzer Paul Tillich Dietrich Bonhoeffer Karl Rahner |
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Quote Keywords: Becomes, Curse, End, Ends, Liberty, Man, Neighbors, Ought |
Dictionary Links: Curse, End, Liberty, Man, Ought |
All Frederic William Farrar Quotations: But in the life of every... For although Claudius had been accused... If ever I want to amuse... Man's liberty ends, and it ought... No man can pass into eternity... Seneca brings vividly before us a... The decision of such judges as... There is only one real failure... There was living in the palace... Whether the prayer of Seneca was... |
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