Wherever The Truth Is Injured, Defend It.

The Resources Of The Scholar Are Proportioned To His Confidence In The Attributes Of The Intellect.

Every True Man Is A Cause, A Country, And An Age; Requires Infinite Spaces And Numbers And Time Fully To Accomplish His Design;--and Posterity Seem To Follow His Steps As A Train Of Clients.

If You Would Learn To Write, It Is In The Street You Must Learn It. Both For The Vehicle And For The Aims Of Fine Arts, You Must Frequent The Public Square. The People, And Not The College, Is The Writer's Home. A Scholar Is A Candle Which The Love And Desire Of All Men Will Light.

Civilization Depends On Morality.

You Cannot Institute, Without Peril Of Charlatanism.