The Hope Of A Christian Is Inseparable

I Want The Seals Of Power And Place, The Ensigns Of Command, Charged By The People's Unbought Grace, To Rule My Native Land. Nor Crown, Nor Scepter Would I Ask But From My Country's Will, By Day, By Night, To Ply The Task Her Cup Of Bliss To Fill.

A Man's Diary Is A Record In Youth Of His Sentiments, In Middle Age Of His Actions, In Old Age Of His Reflections.

The Conflict Between The Principle Of Liberty And The Fact Of Slavery Is Coming Gradually To An Issue. Slavery Has Now The Power, And Falls Into Convulsions At The Approach Of Freedom. That The Fall Of Slavery Is Predetermined In The Counsels Of Omnipotence I Cannot Doubt; It Is A Part Of The Great Moral Improvement In The Condition Of Man, Attested By All The Records Of History. But The Conflict Will Be Terrible, And The Progress Of Improvement Perhaps Retrograde Before Its Final Progress To Consummation.

[america's] Glory Is Not Dominion, But Liberty. Her March Is The March Of The Mind. She Has A Spear And A Shield: But The Motto Upon Her Shield Is Freedom, Independence, Peace. This Has Been Her Declaration: This Has Been, As Far As Her Necessary Intercourse With The Rest Of Mankind Would Permit, Her Practice.

There Is Such Seduction In A Library Of Good Books That I Cannot Resist The Temptation To Luxuriate In Reading.