The First Object Of Human Association [is]

Politics Is Such A Torment That I Advise Everyone I Love Not To Mix With It.

Laws Abridging The Natural Right Of The Citizen Should Be Restrained By Rigorous Constructions Within Their Narrowest Limits.

The Benefit Of Even Limited Monopolies Is Too Doubtful, To Be Opposed To That Of Their General Suppression.

May I Never Get Too Busy In My Own Affairs That I Fail To Respond To The Needs Of Others With Kindness And Compassion.

I Prefer The Tumult Of Liberty To The Quiet Of Servitude