can do no wrong.' The right to perfect liberty is yours by reason of your humanity, and if it were not, you have earned it by reason of your womanhood."
This is the "Chivalry of the Nineteenth Century," and it is the only utterance on the woman question that can consistently come from the lips of the political party that advocates "The largest individiual liberty consistent with the rights of others."
In conclusion let me present two wise sayings for the benefit of all anti-suffragists:
"What is justice?" says Artistotle, "To render to every man his own."
We call this "The land of the free," but "How can a people be free that has not learned to be just?" -- A Kentucky Woman.
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"The one Divine work -- the one ordered sacrifice -- is to do justice, and it is the last we are inclined to do." -- Ruskin.
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