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John Adams
general knowledge
heart and lungs of liberty
make good use of it!
Joseph Addison
Aeschylus
Ancient Chinese Proverb
Maya Angelou
Aristotle
Brooks Atkinson
W.H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden
St Augustine of Hippo
Author Unknown
New Year
Francis Bacon
J.G. Ballard
Justice Hugo Black
Justice William Blackstone
William Blake
Justice Bradley
Justice Louis Brandeis
make the law respectable
protect liberty
Claude M. Bristol
Buddha
Edmund Burke
Liberty must be limited
what they please.
Samuel Butler
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Churchill
by twelve honest men
chain of destiny
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Marcus T. Cicero
Arthur C. Clarke
ABA President Joseph Coate
Edward Coke,
Chief Justice of Common Pleas
Stephen Covington
John Philpot Curran
Anthony J. D'Angelo
Angela Y. Davis
Will Durant
Thomas A. Edison
Albert Einstein
Common sense
sets himself up as judge
technology exceeds our humanity
Ralph Waldo Emerson
travel the world
want of opportunity.
Desiderius Erasmus
J. Kendall Few
'tort reform' legislation
Trial by jury
Sir John Fortescue
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Thomas Fuller - Collection
Gnomologia
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James A. Garfield
Mohandas 'Mahatma' Ghandi
Khalil Gibran
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
conquer them anew.
Lose This Day Loitering
Bobcat Goldthwait
Alexander Hamilton
Friedrich August von Hayek
Patrick Henry
give me liberty
lose them forever
Suspect everyone
The History Channel
Memorial Day
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
Thomas Hood
Elbert Hubbard
Victor Hugo
Freedom in art
give thanks in solitude
Thomas Henry Huxley
William James
Thomas Jefferson
age of revolution
blood of our heros
blood of patriots.
endeavor to avoid war
held to the principles
natural progress of things
peace, liberty and safety.
pledge to each other
Samuel Johnson
Garrison Keillor
Leone Kester
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Charles Lamb
every man's birthday.
nativity of our common Adam.
James E. Leike
(Veteran)
Liberty Power Point Presentation
Abraham Lincoln
Longfellow
Martin Luther
James Madison
Edward Sandford Martin
Charles S. May
downfall of free government
judicial reform
spirit of liberty
Sir John Maynard, Sergeant at Law
Michelangelo
George Moore
Max Nordau
Andre Norton
Mullah Mohammed Omar,
Taliban "supreme leader"
George Orwell [Eric
Blair]
a time of universal deceit
enemy of clear language
technical development
Thomas Paine
blessings of freedom
king of America?
obligations of morality
that try men's souls.
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Robert H. Parker,
U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Louis Pasteur
George S. Patton
Octavio Paz
William Pitt, Prime Minister of England
Plato
Roscoe Pound
Edward Payson Powell
Michael Pritchard
Putt's Law
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Moslih Eddin Saadi
George Santayana
Arthur Schopenhauer
Albert Schweitzer
Scottish Proverb
William Shakespeare
George Bernard Shaw
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Samuel Smiles
Joseph Stalin
Philip Dormer Stanhope
Justice George Sutherland
fundamental rights
vanished liberty
Publilius Syrus
J. Sydney Taylor
a glorious institution.
deprecators of trial by jury
preserve a people free
so called 'tort reform'
Henry David Thoreau
J.R.R. Tolkien
Joseph Towers
Harry S. Truman
greatest power on earth
run the government
Mark Twain
people who belittle your ambitions.
pray for rain.
Bill Vaughan
Leonardo da Vinci
Anthony Walton
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren
Caspar W. Weinberger
H.G. Wells
Father Time
the clock and the calendar
John Henry Wigmore
administration of justice.
best system ever invented
invented for a free people
Law and justice
merit of jury trial
shall be preserved!
Oscar Wilde
intensely engrossing
war is regarded as wicked
Sam M. Wolfe
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