That Some Are Poorer Than Others, Ever

For Every Seaman Of Industry And Ingenuity, Is Not Only A Navigator, But A Merchant, And Also A Soldier.

Wherefore The Race Being Not To The Swift, Etc. But Time And Chance Happening To All Men, I Leave The Judgement Of The Whole To The Candid, Of Whose Correction I Shall Never Be Impatient.

Causes Of Civil War Are Also, That The Wealth Of The Nation Is In Too Few Mens Hands, And That No Certain Means Are Provided To Keep All Men From A Necessity Either To Beg, Or Steal, Or Be Souldiers.

Money Is The Best Rule Of Commerce.

Without The Knowledge Of The True Number Of The People, As A Principle, The Whole Scope And Use Of Keeping Bills Of Birth And Burials Is Impaired; Wherefore By Laborious Conjectures And Calculations To Deduce The Number Of People From The Births And Burials, May Be Ingenious, But Very Preposterous.