The Youth Of A Nation Are The

The Feeling Of Satiety, Almost Inseparable From Large Possessions, Is A Surer Cause Of Misery Than Ungratified Desires.

The Conduct Of Men Depends Upon Their Temperament, Not Upon A Bunch Of Musty Maxims.

Moderation Is The Center Wherein All Philosophies, Both Human And Divine, Meet.

Doubt Is An Element Of Criticism, And The Tendency Of Criticism Is Necessarily Skeptical.

I Do Not Understand How An Aristocracy Can Exist, Unless It Be Distinguished By Some Quality Which No Other Class Of The Community Possesses.