Alexis De Tocqueville Quotes
The Moderns, Then, After They Have Abolished Slavery, Have Three Prejudices To Contend Against, Which Are Less Easy To Attack And Far Less Easy To Conquer Than The Mere Fact Of Servitude: The Prejudice Of The Master, The Prejudice Of The Race, And The Prejudice Of Color.
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