Robert M. La Follette, Sr. Quotes

The Principle Of Free Speech Is No New Doctrine Born Of The Constitution Of The United States. It Is A Heritage Of English-speaking Peoples, Which Has Been Won By Incalculable Sacrifice, And Which They Must Preserve So Long As They Hope To Live As Free Men.

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