When One Wants To Change Manners And

The Severity Of The Laws Prevents Their Execution.

Study Has Been For Me The Sovereign Remedy Against All The Disappointments Of Life. I Have Never Known Any Trouble That An Hour's Reading Would Not Dissipate.

Republics Come To An End By Luxurious Habits; Monarchies By Poverty.

I Have Always Observed That To Succeed In The World One Should Seem A Fool, But Be Wise.

The Law Of Nations Is Naturally Founded On This Principle, That Different Nations Ought In Time Of Peace To Do One Another All The Good They Can, And In Time Of War As Little Injury As Possible, Without Prejudicing Their Real Interests.