I Have Been Particularly Struck With The

Look Not To The Politicians; Look To Yourselves.

On The Contrary, All The World Would Point To That Nation As Violating A Treaty, By Going To War With A Country With Whom They Had Engaged To Enter Into Arbitration.

I Took The Repeal Of The Corn Laws As Light Amusement Compared With The Difficult Task Of Inducing The Priests Of All Denominations To Agree To Suffer The People To Be Educated.

I Believe That The Harm Which Mill Has Done To The World By The Passage In His Book On Political Economy In Which He Favours The Principle Of Protection In Young Communities, Has Outweighed All The Good Which May Have Been Caused By His Other Writings.

This Great Oracle Of The East India Company Himself Admits That, If There Is No Power Vested In The Court Of Directors But That Of The Patronage, There Is Really No Government Vested In Them At All.