Ross Winn

“ I am old-fashioned and orthodox to that extent—I believe in love. I believe in the beauty of family life, and in the reality of family ties. I would rather be the sole monarch of one true woman's heart than the temporary lover of a dozen Cleopatras, whose charms are mostly second-hand, and in whose love-caresses I may see the practiced art of the refined harlot. The family is the foundation of all refinement, of all morality, of all that is noble and pure in human character and thought ”

“ I believe in love and marriage—free love and free marriage—and, above all, the family life. The family constitutes the home; and without the home there can be no civilization, no order, nothing but universal chaos. ”

“ I believe that every man, woman and child should be free. But I do not believe in all the absurdities garbed and masked behind the word Anarchy, as expounded by many of its professed apostles. I do not believe that Anarchy stands for unorganized chaos, or that liberty leads to planless pandemonium. ”