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| A bean in liberty is better than a comfit in prison. | 1 |
A day, an hour of virtuous liberty,
Is worth a whole eternity in bondage. Addison. | 2 |
| A libertine’s life is not a life of liberty. | 3 |
| A wilderness is rich with liberty. Wordsworth. | 4 |
| All men love liberty and seem bent on destroying her. Voltaire. | 5 |
| Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. | 6 |
| For liberty, glorious liberty, who’d fear to die. | 7 |
For liberty or glorious death,
We gladly yield our latest breath. | 8 |
Give me again my hollow tree,
My crust of bread and liberty. (The fable of the country and city mouse.) | 9 |
| Lean liberty is better than fat slavery. | 10 |
| Liberty and union now and forever one and inseparable. | 11 |
| Liberty is from God; liberties from the devil. German. | 12 |
| Liberty is given by nature even to mute animals. Tacitus. | 13 |
| Liberty may be endangered by the abuse of liberty as well as by the abuse of power. Madison in the Federalist. | 14 |
| Liberty with laws and government without oppression. | 15 |
| Oh, liberty, what crimes are committed in thy name! Madame Roland. | 16 |
| Poor and liberty is better than a full craw and chain upon the neck. German. | 17 |
| Reason and virtue alone can bestow liberty. Shaftesbury. | 18 |
| That comes with honor is true liberty. Massinger. | 19 |
| The people never give up their liberty but under some delusion. Burke. | 20 |
| The tree of liberty only grows when watered by the blood of tyrants. Barère. | 21 |
| ’Tis liberty that every one loves. | 22 |
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