War Ought To Be No Man's Wish.

I Draw My Idea Of The Form Of Government From A Principle In Nature, Which No Art Can Overturn, Viz. That The More Simple Any Thing Is, The Less Liable It Is To Be Disordered; And The Easier Repaired When Disordered.

We Can Only Reason From What Is; We Can Reason On Actualities, But Not On Possibilities.

Men Should Not Petition For Rights, But Take Them

From Whence, Then, Could Arise The Solitary And Strange Conceit That The Almighty, Who Had Millions Of Worlds Equally Dependant On His Protection, Should Quit The Care Of All The Rest, And Come To Die In Our World, Because, They Say, One Man And One Woman Had Eaten An Apple?

Immediate Necessity Makes Many Things Convenient, Which If Continued Would Grow Into Oppressions.