Is It Worth The Name Of Freedom

There Cannot Any One Moral Rule Be Proposed Whereof A Man May Not Justly Demand A Reason.

Parents Wonder Why The Streams Are Bitter, When They Themselves Have Poisoned The Fountain.

Habits Wear More Constantly And With Greatest Force Than Reason, Which, When We Have Most Need Of It, Is Seldom Fairly Consulted, And More Rarely Obeyed

Curiosity In Children ... Is But An Appetite After Knowledge And Therefore Ought To Be Encouraged In Them, Not Only As A Good Sign, But As The Great Instrument Nature Has Provided To Remove That Ignorance They Were Born With And Which, Without This Busy Inquisitiveness, Will Make Them Dull And Useless Creatures.

He That Uses His Words Loosely And Unsteadily Will Either Not Be Minded Or Not Understood.