He Who Labours Not, Cannot

It Is Natural To Admire And Revere Really Great Men. They Hallow The Nation To Which They Belong, And Lift Up Not Only All Who Live In Their Time, But Those Who Live After Them. Their Great Example Becomes The Common Heritage Of Their Race; And Their Great Deeds And Great Thoughts Are The Most Glorious Legacies Of Mankind.

Help From Without Is Often Enfeebling In Its Effects, But Help From Within Invariably Invigorates.

Necessity Is Always The First Stimulus To Industry, And Those Who Conduct It With Prudence, Perseverance And Energy Will Rarely Fail. Viewed In This Light, The Necessity Of Labor Is Not A Chastisement, But A Blessing,--the Very Root And Spring Of All That We Call Progress In Individuals And Civilization In Nations.

Any Number Of Depraved Units Cannot Form A Great Nation.

The Most Influential Of All The Virtues Are Those Which Are The Most In Request For Daily Use. They Wear The Best, And Last The Longest.