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All Political Revolutions, Not Affected By Foreign Conquest, Originate In Moral Revolutions. The Subversion Of Established Institutions Is Merely One Consequence Of The Previous Subversion Of Established Opinions.

... What Is Really Inspiriting And Ennobling In The Doctrine Of Freewill, Is The Conviction That We Have Real Power Over The Formation Of Our Own Character; That Our Will, By Influencing Some Of Our Circumstances, Can Modify Our Future Habits Or Capabilities Of Willing.

Is There Any Moral Enormity Which Might Not Be Justified By Imitation Of Such A Deity?

The Peculiarity Of The Evidence Of Mathematical Truths Is That All The Argument Is On One Side.

Laws And Systems Of Polity Always Begin By Recognizing The Relations They Find Already Existing Between Individuals.