"The boisterous sea of liberty is never without a wave"

- Thomas Jefferson

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This quote by Thomas Jefferson talks with the idea of liberty and also liberty. He is recommending that the sea of liberty is never ever still, but is constantly moving. The waves of the sea represent the ever-changing nature of flexibility as well as liberty. Jefferson is highlighting that liberty as well as freedom are not fixed, however are frequently progressing as well as changing. He is likewise recommending that the sea of liberty is effective as well as can be uncertain. The waves of the sea can be both relaxing and unstable, and also the same can be claimed of freedom and also freedom. The quote is a suggestion that flexibility as well as liberty are priceless and need to be valued as well as shielded. It is also a tip that flexibility and liberty are not assured, and that we should continue to be alert in order to secure them.

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This quote is written / told by Thomas Jefferson between April 13, 1743 and July 4, 1826. He was a famous President from USA. The author also have 143 other quotes.

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