I do not think that the white and black races will ever live in any country upon an equal footing. But I believe that they will remain in a state of hostility, unless they are separated.
Democracy in America
'Democracy in America', Volume I, Chapter XVIII
1835
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"I am not afraid that they will find bad governments, but that they will find governments that are not interested in the well-being of the people."
Strange & Unusual"I know of no country in which the love of money has taken stronger hold on the affections of men, and in which the passion for physical gratification is more general than in America."
Controversial"I have often thought that the most difficult thing for a man to do is to know himself."
Strange & Unusual"I have often seen that men are more afraid of losing what they have than of not gaining what they desire."
Strange & Unusual"The American democracy is a very imperfect democracy, but it is the best that the world has ever seen."
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