William Faulkner quote about independence from Light in August - It is any man's privilege to destroy himself, so long as he does not injure anyone else, so long as he lives to and of himself
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“ It is any man's privilege to destroy himself, so long as he does not injure anyone else, so long as he lives to and of himself ”
 William Faulkner, Light in August (1932). copy citation

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Author William Faulkner
Source Light in August
Topic independence self-destruction
Date 1932
Language English
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William Faulkner quote about independence from Light in August - It is any man's privilege to destroy himself, so long as he does not injure anyone else, so long as he lives to and of himself
William Faulkner quote about independence from Light in August - It is any man's privilege to destroy himself, so long as he does not injure anyone else, so long as he lives to and of himself