[in A Republic,] It Is Not The

History Has Shown That At Least One-half Of Every Century Is Consumed In War.

The Mention Of Greece Fills The Mind With The Most Exalted Sentiments And Arouses In Our Bosoms The Best Feelings Of Which Our Nature Is Capable.

The Public Lands Are A Public Stock, Which Ought To Be Disposed Of To The Best Advantage For The Nation.

It Is Only When The People Become Ignorant And Corrupt, When They Degenerate Into A Populace, That They Are Incapable Of Exercising Their Sovereignty.

There Is A Price Tag On Human Liberty. That Price Is The Willingness To Assume The Responsibilities Of Being Free Men. Payment Of This Price Is A Personal Matter With Each Of Us.