Quote by C.S. Lewis

“It is this country that is dangerous, with her idealistic conception of legality. The social spirit of this people is wrapped up in scrupulous…

— Joseph Conrad

“The liberty, the unalienable, indefeasible rights of men, the honor and dignity of human nature, the grandeur and glory of the public, and the…

— John Adams

“referencing that self-imposed simplicity favored by New England Protestants who respect everything about wealth other than its uses.”

— Amor Towles

“For years they’ve grumbled that England is a cesspool governed by an immoral king under the spell of the Whore of Babylon, which is…

— Sarah Vowell

“You can only protect your liberties in this world by protecting the other man's freedom. You can only be free if I am free.
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— Clarence Darrow

“A fig for those by law protected! Liberty's a glorious feast! Courts for cowards were erected, Churches built to please the priest!”

— Robert Burns

“Cromwell, suppose you’d been away from England for seven years? If you’d been like a knight in a story, lying under an enchantment? You…

— Hilary Mantel

“He calls books freedoms. And homes too. They preserve all the good words that we so seldom use.”

— Nina George

“I condemn the liberty that is found in words and I ask for true freedom that’s visible to all.”

— Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Every Anglophile has his own private England which is, of course, unrecognizable to the English.”

— Mark Dery

“But there is no such thing, sir, as a ghost, and I guess the laws of Nature are not going to be suspended for…

— Oscar Wilde

“Take liberties you shouldn’t and you’ll find your liberties are taken from you.”

— John Kramer