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  • Liberty of thought is in itself a good; but it gives an opening to false liberty. - John Henry Newman, Apologia pro vita Sua, 1864
  • A man’s worst difficulties begin when he is able to do as he likes. - Thomas Huxley, “Address on University Education,” Collected Essays, 1902, III, 236.
  • No man in this world attains to freedom from any slavery except by entrance into some higher servitude. There is no such thing as an entirely free man conceivable. - Phillips Brooks (1835-1893), Perennials

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