Liberty (n.) is a belief that the only liberty is a liberty connected with order and cannot exist without order.
Liberty (n.) must be limited in order to be possessed.
Liberty (n.) is only given up but under some delusion.
Liberty (n.) is a thing one is qualified for in exact proportion to their disposition to put moral chains upon their own appetite.
Liberty (n.) is only valuable when it is a liberty connected with and impossible without value and order.
Liberty (n.) is always tied to justice. Whenever a separation is made between it and justice, neither is safe.
Liberty (n.) is license without wisdom.
Liberty (n.) is without wisdom and virtue, the greatest of all possible evils.
Liberty (n.) must be limited in order to be enjoyed.