A Nation Without Means Of Reform Is

Refined Policy Ever Has Been The Parent Of Confusion, And Ever Will Be So As Long As The World Endures. Plain Good Intention, Which Is As Easily Discovered At The First View As Fraud Is Surely Detected At Last, Is Of No Mean Force In The Government Of Mankind.

Tyrants Seldom Want Pretexts.

Not Men But Measures A Sort Of Charm By Which Many People Get Loose From Every Honorable Engagement.

The People Of England Well Know That The Idea Of Inheritance Furnishes A Sure Principle Of Conservation And A Sure Principle Of Transmission, Without At All Excluding A Principle Of Improvement.

All Men Have Equal Rights, But Not To Equal Things.