Albert Camus — "Man is mortal, that may be; but let us die resisting, and if we die, let us die …"
Man is mortal, that may be; but let us die resisting, and if we die, let us die with the certainty that we have not betrayed justice.
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From 'Resistance, Rebellion, and Death'.
Date: 1960 (published posthumously)
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