A Common Danger Unites Even The Bitterest

The Basis Of A Democratic State Is Liberty

Laws, When Good, Should Be Supreme; And That The Magistrate Or Magistrates Should Regulate Those Matters Only On Which The Laws Are Unable To Speak With Precision Owing To The Difficulty Of Any General Principle Embracing All Particulars.

Evidence From Torture May Be Considered Completely Untrustworthy

Self-sufficiency Is Both A Good And An Absolute Good.

The Light Of The Day Is Followed By Night, As A Shadow Follows A Body.