. . . Political Society Exists For

To Unlearn Is As Hard As To Learn

Melancholy Men Of All Others Are Most Witty, Which Causeth Many Times A Divine Ravishment, And A Kinde Of Enthusiasmus, Which Stirreth Them Up To Bee Excellent Philosophers, Poets, Prophets, Etc.

Some Vices Miss What Is Right Because They Are Deficient, Others Because They Are Excessive, In Feelings Or In Actions, While Virtue Finds And Chooses The Mean.

Revolutions Are Not About Trifles, But Spring From Trifles.

It Is Not The Possessions But The Desires Of Mankind Which Require To Be Equalized.