With Books We Stand On The Shoulders

It Is Therefore Worthwhile, To Search Out The Bounds Between Opinion And Knowledge; And Examine By What Measures, In Things, Whereof We Have No Certain Knowledge, We Ought To Regulate Our Assent, And Moderate Our Persuasions.

There Cannot Be Greater Rudeness Than To Interrupt Another In The Current Of His Discourse.

There Cannot Any One Moral Rule Be Proposed Whereof A Man May Not Justly Demand A Reason. Every Man Has A Property In His Own Person. This Nobody Has Any Right To But Himself. The People Cannot Delegate To Government The Power To Do Anything Which Would Be Unlawful For Them To Do Themselves.

The Dread Of Evil Is A Much More Forcible Principle Of Human Actions Than The Prospect Of Good.

I Have Spent More Than Half A Lifetime Trying To Express The Tragic Moment.