The art of seeing, the art of knowing what you see; the art of comparing, of perceiving true likenesses and true differences, and so of classifying and arranging what you see: the art of connecting facts together in your own mind in chains of cause and effect, and that accurately, patiently, calmly, without prejudice, vanity, or temperthis is what is wanted for true freedom of mind.

Then be free with true freedom; which is again, knowing the facts of nature, and being able to use them.

True freedom can exist only when those who produce, not those who destroy or know only to live on other's labour, are the masters.

are ye fit to be Mothers of the brave and free? Is true freedom but to break Fetters for our own dear sake,

No! true freedom is to share All the chains our brothers wear, And with hand and heart to be Earnest to make others free.

If we desire a "Concert of Europe" which shall be based on true freedom and not on tyranny, it behoves us to realise our ideal first in England, and to raise our country itself above the political and social conflicts and hatreds which have formed so large and so sordid a part of our domestic history for the last decade.

But I think a Roman Catholic priest would have a right to a fair and respectful hearing, if he said: 'You have set these people free, without letting them go through that intermediate stage of feudalism, by which, and by which alone, the white races of Europe were educated into true freedom.

It lies in yourselves: in true freedom, in the absence or conquest of every ignoble fear; in perfect self-government; in a power of contentment and peace, and the 'even flow of life' amid poverty, exile, disease, and the very valley of the shadow of death.

Besides this mission, however, of protecting selfish interests by the prevention of aggression, the civil community has a higher one, to subserve the development of reason; it is only in the state that true morality and true freedom are possible, and the wise man will prefer to live in the state, because he finds more freedom there than in isolation.

True freedom and genuine speculation are neither blind traditional belief nor doubting, God-estranged thinking, but the free recognition of authority, and self-attained conviction of the truth of the Church doctrine.

The argument of the Cotton King against the alleviation of the condition of the African is, that his nature does not admit of his enjoyment of true freedom consistently with the security of the community, and therefore he must have none.

True freedom can only live with true loyalty and obedience, such as our Prayer-book, our Catechism, our Church of England preaches to us.

They accompany him to the colony to remind him that true freedom is not licence, that the conditions of success are a change of mind and not of climate.