Ralph Waldo Emerson: No congress, nor mob, nor guillotine, nor fire, nor all together, can avail, to cut out, burn, or destroy the offense of

No congress, nor mob, nor guillotine, nor fire, nor all together, can avail, to — Ralph Waldo Emerson

No congress, nor mob, nor guillotine, nor fire, nor all together, can avail, to cut out, burn, or destroy the offense of superiority in persons. The superiority in him is inferiority in me.

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