All Sensible People Are Selfish, And Nature

Society Has Really No Graver Interest Than The Well-being Of The Literary Class.

Genius Is Intellect Constructive.

Man Is Endogenous, And Education Is His Unfolding. The Aid We Have From Others Is Mechanical, Compared With The Discoveries Of Nature In Us. What Is Thus Learned Is Delightful In The Doing, And The Effect Remains.

Great Men Are More Distinguished By Range And Extent Than By Originality.

Power Is The First Good.