Quote by Philip James Bailey
America, thou half-brother of the world; with something good and bad of every land.
Summary
This quote describes America as a diverse country, symbolizing it as a half-brother to the rest of the world. It suggests that America carries both positive and negative aspects from different lands. It highlights America's multicultural nature, reflected in the country's history of immigration and the blending of various cultures, customs, and ideologies. The quote acknowledges that along with the virtues and achievements associated with America, there are also flaws and challenges that arise from its diverse composition.