. . . Political Society Exists For

What It Lies In Our Power To Do, It Lies In Our Power Not To Do.

Our Feelings Towards Our Friends Reflect Our Feelings Towards Ourselves.

It Would Then Be Most Admirably Adapted To The Purposes Of Justice, If Laws Properly Enacted Were, As Far As Circumstances Admitted, Of Themselves To Mark Out All Cases, And To Abandon As Few As Possible To The Discretion Of The Judge.

If Purpose, Then, Is Inherent In Art, So Is It In Nature Also. The Best Illustration Is The Case Of A Man Being His Own Physician, For Nature Is Like That - Agent And Patient At Once.

If Men Are Given Food, But No Chastisement Nor Any Work, They Become Insolent.