I'm not a criminal; I've violated no man-made law.

I've gone through all my law, and there's nothing in man-made law that can save you.

It is generally considered a disgrace to be imprisoned for transgressing man-made law, which is faulty and complex.

I am poor, and I stand for my necessity, which is higher than any man-made law or custom.

There is a tribunal above that I should have to face, more just, more awful, than any man-made law.

The law of woman's being is stronger than any statute, and the man-made law must sooner or later give way to it.

They can not be evaded; ignorance of the law is no more an excuse in the realm of natural than of man-made law.

There was something holding women down, holding women back, and if it wasn't exactly man-made law, man-made law was an aspect of it.

God had seemed very far away, and human love was very precious; too precious to be thrown away in obedience to any man-made law.

This is no question of dogma, gospel, or man-made law, it is simply a plain statement of the fundamental condition of our very existence.

That's where I've got in wrong, Pied-Bot, I haven't always believed in man-made law, and I've settled a lot of things in my own way.

Man-made laws may be escaped from, but the universal law cannot be.

There is always the first time with every rebel against man-made laws.

They think that if they escape man-made laws they are in the clear.

Man-made laws are stupid enough, but a man-made society is intolerable.

It is the law of nature-noman-madelaw can abrogate the laws of God.