The Apparent Ease With Which Children Learn

It Is In Man's Heart That The Life Of Nature's Spectacle Exists; To See It, One Must Feel It.

To Renounce Liberty Is To Renounce Being A Man, To Surrender The Rights Of Humanity And Even Its Duties. For He Who Renounces Everything No Indemnity Is Possible. Such A Renunciation Is Incompatible With Man's Nature; To Remove All Liberty From His Will Is To Remove All Morality From His Acts.

Every Man Has A Right To Risk His Own Life For The Preservation Of It.

The Problem Is To Find A Form Of Association Which Will Defend And Protect With The Whole Common Force The Person And Goods Of Each Associate, And In Which Each, While Uniting Himself With All, May Still Obey Himself Alone, And Remain As Free As Before.

I Would Rather Be A Man Of Paradoxes Than A Man Of Prejudices.