A Fondness For Reading Changes The Inevitable

Virtue Is Necessary To A Republic.

In Every Government There Are Three Sorts Of Power: The Legislative; The Executive In Respect To Things Dependent On The Law Of Nations; And The Executive In Regard To Matters That Depend On The Civil Law.

When One Wants To Change Manners And Customs, One Should Not Do So By Changing The Laws.

An Author Is A Fool Who, Not Content With Boring Those He Lives With, Insists On Boring Future Generations.

When A Government Is Arrived To That Degree Of Corruption As To Be Incapable Of Reforming Itself, It Would Not Lose Much By Being New Moulded.