The Morality Of Compromise Sounds Contradictory.

The Man Who Dies Rich, Dies Disgraced.

The Man Of Wealth [should] Consider All Surplus Revenues Which Come To Him Simply As Trust Funds, Which He Is Called Upon To Administer To Produce The Most Beneficial Results For The Community - The Man Of Wealth Thus Becoming The Mere Trustee And Agent For His Poorer Brethren, Bringing To Their Service His Superior Wisdom, Experience And Ability To Administer, Doing For Them Better Than That They Would Or Could Do For Themselves.

Young Man, Make Your Name Worth Something.

The Man Who Acquires The Ability To Take Full Possession Of His Own Mind May Take Possession Of Anything Else To Which He Is Justly Entitled.

Why Should Men Leave Great Fortunes To Their Children? If This Is Done From Affection, Is It Not Misguided Affection? Observation Teaches That, Generally Speaking, It Is Not Well For The Children That They Should Be So Burdened.