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Men Quotes by Edmund Burke

96 Men quotes by Edmund Burke

The great inlet of oppression enters when one man pretends to decide another's happiness. These thoughts warn that honest men must expect evil, that religion should stay above law, and that public opinion often clouds true motives. They also note that feeling right about misconduct is rare, while guessing its cause is even rarer.

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