Should We Distrust The Man Because His

Individuality Is The Aim Of Political Liberty.

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.

Apathy Is The Great Requisite For The Station; For Woe Betide The Wretch Who Fancies Any Modicum Of Zeal.

A Refined Simplicity Is The Characteristic Of All High Bred Deportment, In Every Country, And A Considerate Humanity Should Be The Aim Of All Beneath It.

Advice Is Not A Gift, But A Debt That The Old Owe To The Young.