There Is Nothing Man Will Not Attempt

This Above All Makes History Useful And Desirable; It Unfolds Before Our Eyes A Glorious Record Of Exemplary Actions.

Nature Has Ordained That The Man Who Is Pleading His Own Cause Before A Large Audience, Will Be More Readily Listened To Than He Who Has No Object In View Other Than The Public Benefit.

In Adversity Assume The Countenance Of Prosperity, And In Prosperity Moderate The Temper And Desires.

Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are Nevertheless United By A Certain Natural Bond.

No Law Is Quite Appropriate For All.