Law And Arbitrary Power Are At Eternal

Men Have No Right To What Is Not Reasonable, And To What Is Not For Their Benefit.

I Am Not One Of Those Who Think That The People Are Never In The Wrong. They Have Been So, Frequently And Outrageously, Both In Other Countries And In This. But I Do Say That In All Disputes Between Them And Their Rulers, The Presumption Is At Least Upon A Par In Favour Of The People.

Curiosity Is The Most Superficial Of All The Affections; It Changes Its Object Perpetually; It Has An Appetite Which Is Very Sharp, But Very Easily Satisfied, And It Has Always An Appearance Of Giddiness, Restlessness And Anxiety.

The March Of The Human Mind Is Slow.

The True Way To Mourn The Dead Is To Take Care Of The Living Who Belong To Them.