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Superstition Is A Quality That Seems Indigenous To The Ocean.

I Can't See No Great Difference Atween Givin' Up Territory Afore A War, Out Of A Dread Of War, And Givin' It Up After A War, Because We Can't Help It-unless It Be That The Last Is The Most Manful And Honourable.

Individuality Is The Aim Of Political Liberty.

Everybody Says It, And What Everybody Says Must Be True.

The Disposition Of All Power Is To Abuses, Nor Does It At All Mend The Matter That Its Possessors Are A Majority. Unrestrained Political Authority, Though It Be Confided To Masses, Cannot Be Trusted Without Positive Limitations, Men In Bodies Being But An Aggregation Of The Passions, Weaknesses And Interests Of Men As Individuals.