Wars Are Just To Those To Whom

There Are Circumstances In Which Despair Does Not Imply Inactivity.

All Men That Are Ruined, Are Ruined On The Side Of Their Natural Propensities.

Man Is By His Constitution A Religious Animal.

The Conduct Of A Losing Party Never Appears Right: At Least It Never Can Possess The Only Infallible Criterion Of Wisdom To Vulgar Judgements-success.

My Hold Of The Colonies Is In The Close Affection Which Grows From Common Names, From Kindred Blood, From Similar Privileges, And Equal Protection. These Are Ties Which, Though Light As Air, Are As Strong As Links Of Iron.