The half-valley, enlarged to its mountain bounds through the influence of its free soil on those whose feet touched it as pioneers, nourished a natural democracy founded in the Equalities, the freedoms, and the fraternities of the frontier so vital, so powerful that it became the dominant nationalistic force in a continent-wide republic.
"The French in the Heart of America"
John Finley
Nature seems to abhor Equalities, never making two things alike or the same proportion if she can help it.
"The Practice and Science Of Drawing"
Harold Speed
All systems founded on Equalities, as are so many modern systems of social reform, are man's work, the products of a machine-made age.
"The Practice and Science Of Drawing"
Harold Speed