I have no doubt that the American people will in the end overcome all the difficulties that they have to encounter.
Democracy in America
'Democracy in America', Volume I, Chapter XVIII
1835
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"I confess that I am not much in love with what is called 'progress' in our days."
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 am not afraid of the future, but I am afraid of the present."
Strange & Unusual"The greatest danger that threatens modern nations is the indifference of the majority to the public interest."
Strange & Unusual"Slavery, which is so cruel to the slave, is prejudicial to the master, and democracy, which is so favorable to the freedom of all citizens, is destructive of the independence of the individual."
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