Religion And Good Morals Are The Only

Among The Natural Rights Of The Colonists Are These: First A Right To Life, Secondly To Liberty, And Thirdly To Property; Together With The Right To Defend Them In The Best Manner They Can.

All Might Be Free If They Valued Freedom, And Defended It As They Should.

Nothing Is More Essential To The Establishment Of Manners In A State Than That All Persons Employed In Places Of Power And Trust Must Be Men Of Unexceptionable Characters.

Religion And Good Morals Are The Only Solid Foundation Of Public Liberty And Happiness.

A Nation Of Shopkeepers Are Very Seldom So Disinterested.