It Has Not Been Unknown

It Simply Is Not True That War Never Settles Anything.

What Becomes Decisive To A Justice's Functioning On The Court In The Large Area Within Which His Individuality Moves Is His General Attitude Toward Law, The Habits Of The Mind That He Has Formed Or Is Capable Of Unforming, His Capacity For Detachment, His Temperament Or Training For Putting His Passion Behind His Judgment Instead Of In Front Of It. The Attitudes And Qualities Which I Am Groping To Characterize Are Ingredients Of What Compendiously Might Be Called Dominating Humility.

If Nowhere Else, In The Relation Between Church And State, "good Fences Make Good Neighbors."

Litigation Is The Pursuit Of Practical Ends, Not A Game Of Chess.

The Ultimate Foundation Of A Free Society Is The Binding Tie Of Cohesive Sentiment.