Quote by Daniel Webster

Liberty consists in wholesome restraint.

Liberty consists in wholesome restraint.

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that true freedom or liberty lies in the presence of necessary limits or control. It suggests that freedom should not be understood as a complete absence of constraint, but rather as a state in which individuals are guided and regulated by measures that promote well-being and overall harmony. The quote emphasizes the importance of applying reasonable boundaries or restraints to ensure a balanced and healthy society, suggesting that true liberty is found within this context of balanced limitation.

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Liberty

By Daniel Webster

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