Quotes by author

A. J. P. Taylor

• Freedom does not always win

Abigail Adams

• Learning is not attained by chance
• Too many high-sounding words

Abraham Lincoln

• Classroom philosophies
• Encouraged by inequality
• If you see something, say something
• Our only threat comes from within
• Power tests character
• Preserving respect and esteem
• Prohibition
• Prohibition law
• Prohibition vs. temperance
• The Constitution protects minorities
• The people are masters
• The people are the rightful masters
• Wars abroad, impoverishment at home

Adam Smith

• Achieving opulence from barbarism
• Draining money from the people
• Increasing prosperity
• Managing capital
• Mercy
• Natural progress
• Party above truth
• Politicians and other people’s money
• Pursuing private interests
• Self governance
• Spendthrift rulers
• The failure of rigid central planning
• The natural effort of individuals vs. the folly of human laws
• The tragedy of the poor

Adlai E. Stevenson

• Anybody can be president
• Freedom rings
• My definition of a free society

Adlai E. Stevenson II

• Wheat and chaff

Adolf Hitler

• Education control
• Lucky rulers
• Marxist breeding ground
• Socialism and Marxism
• Terrorism as a political weapon
• The big lie
• View from the top

Aesop

• Aid to the enemy
• Learning from others
• Thieves petty and great

Al Capone

• Kind word and a gun

Alan Barth

• Rebellious minorities

Alan Bloom

• Freedom of the mind

Alan Bullock

• The true object of propaganda

Alan Greenspan

• Deficit spending
• Gold and freedom
• Gold is a currency
• Gold is the ultimate
• Welfare state vs. property rights

Alan Keyes

• Character
• Judge carefully and well

Albert Camus

• Crimes of ego
• Freedom is not a gift
• Freedom is not a reward
• Integrity needs no rules
• The alibi of tyrants
• Think before voting

Albert Einstein

• Blind belief in authority
• Controlling the masses
• Curb your shame
• Individual opportunity
• New manner of thinking
• Products of freedom
• Safety third
• Simplicity is best
• Solving problems
• Swimming against the stream
• Technology has exceeded our humanity
• Think for yourself

Albert Gallatin

• Unalienable rights

Albert J. Beveridge

• The fundamentals

Albert Jay Nock

• Golden Rule of citizenship
• Superficial distinctions of socialism
• Two means of survival

Albert Szent-Gyorgi

• Discovery

Aldous Huxley

• Facts are facts
• Ministries of propaganda
• Pharmacological brainwashing
• Propaganda’s purpose
• Ye shall know the truth

Alex Fraser Tytler

• The path of civilization

Alexander Haig

• Loss of candor is grievous

Alexander Hamilton

• An association of states
• Army can never threaten liberties
• At your feet or at your throat
• Be firm
• Debt overthrows public morality
• Debt rises with income
• Democracy is a disease and a poison
• Destructive government
• Diversity of enterprise for the wealth of a nation
• Enthusiasm in liberty
• Exclude foreign influence
• Foreigners vs. Americans
• Government must pay its debts
• Government must serve everyone equally
• Instruments of government
• Neutrality requires strength
• No acquiescence to thugs
• Not invented here
• Our greatest source of security
• Pausing immigration to rid newcomers of foreign attachments
• Power over men
• Proselytizing
• Real liberty
• Redressing federal government excess
• Stand for something
• State sovereignty
• States’ rights
• Strict immigration laws protect our nation
• The Constitution is the law of the land
• The Constitution is the standard
• The cure for bad government
• The free market and national wealth
• The importance of natural born citizens
• The only recourse for betrayal
• The threat of open borders
• Unconstitutional is invalid
• Will power

Alexander Ivanovich Herzen

• Liberty of the individual

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

• Don’t trust SJWs
• Good intentions
• Socialism destroys the human spirit
• Society’s strength
• The pillar of the state
• What war is good for

Alexander Tyler

• Democracy is temporary

Alexandr Solzhenitsyn

• Bolsheviks were not Russians

Alexis de Tocqueville

• A depraved taste for equality
• Corrupting the system
• Democracy and taxes
• Destroying our liberties
• Elite contempt
• Equal in slavery
• Freedom itself is the reward
• Government control
• Government is not a parent
• Principles in politics
• Supreme power enervates
• The logic of the Constitution in two sentences
• The voluntary Union
• Tyranny of the masses

Algernon Sidney