All That You Are, All That I

In My Idea General Washington Is The Greatest Man; For I Look Upon Him As The Most Virtuous.

Liberty Consists In The Freedom To Do Everything Which Injures No One Else; Hence The Exercise Of The Natural Rights Of Each Man Has No Limits Except Those Which Assure To The Other Members Of The Society The Enjoyment Of The Same Rights.

I Read, I Study, I Examine, I Listen, I Reflect, And Out Of All Of This I Try To Form An Idea Into Which I Put As Much Common Sense As I Can. I Shall Not Speak Much For Fear Of Saying Foolish Things; I Will Risk Still Less For Fear Of Doing Them, For I Am Not Disposed To Abuse The Confidence Which They Have Deigned To Show Me. Such Is The Conduct Which Until Now I Have Followed And Will Follow.

Insurrection Is The Most Sacred Of Rights And The Most Indispensable Of Duties.

All That You Are, All That I Owe To You, Justifies My Love.