Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are

No Law Is Quite Appropriate For All.

There Is Nothing Man Will Not Attempt When Great Enterprises Hold Out The Promise Of Great Rewards.

In Difficult And Desperate Cases, The Boldest Counsels Are The Safest.

The Study Of History Is The Best Medicine For A Sick Mind; For In History You Have A Record Of The Infinite Variety Of Human Experience Plainly Set Out For All To See; And In That Record You Can Find Yourself And Your Country Both Examples And Warnings; Fine Things To Take As Models, Base Things Rotten Through And Through, To Avoid.

Such Is The Nature Of Crowds: Either They Are Humble And Servile Or Arrogant And Dominating. They Are Incapable Of Making Moderate Use Of Freedom, Which Is The Middle Course, Or Of Keeping It.