Civil Disobedience

abolition of slavery accumulate property agent of injustice American government behold best which governs better blood brute force Caesar cease to hold cheated chiefly CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE Civil Government conscience Constitution contemplations demand duty effect endeavor ernment established government expediency free-trade friction government is best heard hold slaves honest honor huckleberry humanity iency individual institution jail justice kind of government legislators limited monarchy live locked machine majority man's Massachusetts ment Mexican Mexico moral neighbor never nine shillings obey once Paley patriot perchance petition politicians present its tax-bill prevail principles of reason prison question reform refuse allegiance remedy the evil resist respect sarily schoolmaster soon sort speak standing army standing government stone subjects of shame tax-gatherer things think right THOREAU thousand tion to-day town townsmen treat truth Union unjustly virtue vote wait walls Washington and Franklin wholly wisdom wise wish worth wrong