Jean-Jacques Rousseau — "It is less difficult to acquire virtue than to preserve it."
It is less difficult to acquire virtue than to preserve it.
It is less difficult to acquire virtue than to preserve it.
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"Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any moment by the earthquake from below."
"Never did a man become a prophet in his own country, nor a physician in his own household."
"If there is any state in the world where a man can enjoy the full exercise of his faculties, it is the one where he is least dependent on others."
"The most dangerous of all enterprises is to make a man think."
"The people's good is the supreme law."
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