Void Of Freedom, What Would Virtue Be?

Providence Conceals Itself In The Details Of Human Affairs, But Becomes Unveiled In The Generalities Of History.

We Cannot Have Two Hearts, One For The Animals And One For Men. In Cruelty Towards The Former And Cruelty To The Latter There Is No Difference But In The Victim.

Man Is God By His Faculty For Thought.

We Are Earth's Children, And Life Is The Same In Sap As In Blood; All That The Earth, Our Mother, Feels And Expresses To The Eye By Her Form And Aspect, In Melancholy Or In Splendor, Finds An Echo Within Us.

Man Is Born Barbarous--he Is Ransomed From The Condition Of Beasts Only By Being Cultivated.