Quote by Benjamin Disraeli

Justice is truth in action.

Justice is truth in action.

Summary

This quote conveys that justice is not merely an abstract concept or a philosophical idea. Instead, justice is actively manifested through the pursuit of truth. It suggests that justice can only be accomplished by taking decisive actions that align with the principles of truth, fairness, and impartiality. The quote implies that justice requires not only believing in truth but also acting upon it by administering equitable treatment, resolving disputes, and ensuring accountability. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of truth as the foundation for a just and harmonious society.

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By Benjamin Disraeli

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