And, Dying, Bless The Hand That Gave

All The Learn'd Are Cowards By Profession.

The Fortitude Of A Christian Consists In Patience, Not In Enterprises Which The Poets Call Heroic, And Which Are Commonly The Effects Of Interest, Pride And Worldly Honor.

The First Is The Law, The Last Prerogative.

Raw In The Fields The Rude Militia Swarms, Mouth Without Hands; Maintained At Vast Expense, In Peace A Charge, In War A Weak Defence.

For Lawful Power Is Still Superior Found, When Long Driven Back, At Length It Stands The Ground.