The Yielding Of The Weak Is The

The Fate Of Good Men Who Refuse To Become Involved In Politics Is To Be Ruled By Evil Men.

It Is By Imitation, Far More Than By Precept, That We Learn Everything; And What We Learn Thus, We Acquire Not Only More Effectually, But More Pleasantly.

In General The Languages Of Most Unpolished People Have A Great Force And Energy Of Expression; And This Is But Natural. Uncultivated People Are But Ordinary Observers Of Things, And Not Critical In Distinguishing Them; But, For That Reason, They Admire More, And Are More Affected With What They See, And Therefore Express Themselves In A Warmer And More Passionate Manner.

Power, In Whatever Hands, Is Rarely Guilty Of Too Strict Limitations On Itself.

He That Accuses All Mankind Of Corruption Ought To Remember That He Is Sure To Convict Only One.