All Greatness Of Character Is

Property Is Desirable As The Ground Work Of Moral Independence, As A Means Of Improving The Faculties, And Of Doing Good To Others, And As The Agent In All That Distinguishes The Civilized Man From The Savage.

Slavery Is No More Sinful, By The Christian Code, Than It Is Sinful To Wear A Whole Coat, While Another Is In Tatters, To Eat A Better Meal Than A Neighbor, Or Otherwise To Enjoy Ease And Plenty, While Our Fellow Creatures Are Suffering And In Want.

I've Heard It Said That There Are Men Who Read In Books To Convince Themselves There Is A God. I Know Not But Man May So Deform His Works In The Settlements, As To Leave That Which Is So Clear In The Wilderness A Matter Of Doubt Among Traders And Priests.

There Are Evils Worse Than Death.

Many Words Are In A State Of Mutation, The Pronunciation Being Unsettled Even In The Best Society, A Result That Must Often Arise Where Language Is As Variable And Undetermined As The English.