The American Indians are, in a certain sense, a foreign people, and they have no place in the midst of the European population.
Democracy in America
'Democracy in America', Volume I, Chapter XVIII
1835
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"The American principle of the sovereignty of the people, when it is fully developed, will lead to a species of legal despotism."
Controversial"The American is a man who is always in a hurry, always running, always trying to get ahead."
Strange & Unusual"It is difficult to make a people who have been accustomed to live under a despotic government, understand the advantages of liberty."
Controversial"I have always regarded the Americans as a people who are more interested in their own private affairs than in the public good."
Controversial"The most important of all the advantages which democracy procures is not, as has been sometimes supposed, the good of all, but the greatest possible good of the greatest number."
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