Leo Tolstoy Quotes

The Feeling Of Patriotism - It Is An Immoral Feeling Because, Instead Of Confessing Himself A Son Of God ... Or Even A Free Man Guided By His Own Reason, Each Man Under The Influence Of Patriotism Confesses Himself The Son Of His Fatherland And The Slave Of His Government, And Commits Actions Contrary To His Reason And Conscience.

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