Percy Bysshe Shelley Quotes

From The Moment That A Man Is A Soldier, He Becomes A Slave. He Is Taught Obedience; His Will Is No Longer, Which Is The Most Sacred Prerogative Of Man, Guided By His Own Judgment. He Is Taught To Despise Human Life And Human Suffering; This Is The Universal Distinction Of Slaves.

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