Political Interest [can] Never Be Separated In

A Bill Of Rights Is What The People Are Entitled To Against Every Government, And What No Just Government Should Refuse, Or Rest On Inference.

We Have No Right To Prejudice Another In His Civil Enjoyments Because He Is Of Another Church.

History, I Believe, Furnishes No Example Of A Priest-ridden People Maintaining A Free Civil Government.

To Take A Single Step Beyond The Text Would Be To Take Possession Of A Boundless Field Of Power.

All Things Here Appear To Me To Trudge On In One And The Same Round: We Rise In The Morning That We May Eat Breakfast, Dinner Andsupper And To Bed Again That We May Get Up The Next Morning And Do The Same: So That You Never Saw Two Peas More Alike Than Our Yesterday And To-day.