Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — Johann Schiller
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Liberty, with all its drawbacks, is everywhere vastly more attractive to a noble soul than good social order without it — than society like a flock of sheep, or a machine working like a watch.

— Johann Schiller
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