All History . . . Is An

Labor, Wide As The Earth, Has Its Summit In Heaven.

Men's Hearts Ought Not To Be Set Against One Another, But Set With One Another And All Against Evil Only.

The World Is A Thing That A Man Must Learn To Despise, And Even To Neglect, Before He Can Learn To Reverence It, And Work In It And For It.

Conviction Is Worthless Unless It Is Converted Into Conduct.

Manhood Begins When We Have In Any Way Made Truce With Necessity; Begins Even When We Have Surrendered To Necessity, As The Most Part Only Do; But Begins Joyfully And Hopefully Only When We Have Reconciled Ourselves To Necessity; And Thus, In Reality, Triumphed Over It, And Felt That In Necessity We Are Free.