The Price Of Apparent Happiness

Language Is The Spiritual Exhalation Of The Nation.

The State Should Avoid All Solicitude For The Positive Welfare Of Its Citizens, And Not Proceed A Step Further Than Is Necessary For Their Mutual Security And Their Protection Against Foreign Enemies. It Should Impose Restrictions On Freedom For No Other Purpose.

All Political Arrangements, In That They Have To Bring A Variety Of Widely-discordant Interests Into Unity And Harmony, Necessarily Occasion Manifold Collisions. From These Collisions Spring Misproportions Between Men's Desires And Their Powers; And From These, Transgressions. The More Active The State Is, The Greater Is The Number Of These.

A Man Must Seek His Happiness And Inward Peace From Objects Which Cannot Be Taken Away From Him.

It Is Usually More Important How A Man Meets His Fate Than What It Is.