If He Who Employs Coercion

There Is No Sphere In Which A Human Being Can Be Supposed To Act Where One Mode Of Reasoning Will Not, In Every Given Instance, Be More Reasonable Than Any Other Mode. That Mode The Being Is Bound By Every Principle Of Justice To Pursue.

Our Judgment Will Always Suspect Those Weapons That Can Be Used With Equal Prospect Of Success On Both Sides.

The Virtue Of A Human Being Is The Application Of His Capacity To The General Good.

Invisible Things Are The Only Realities; Invisible Things Alone Are The Things That Shall Remain.

In A Well-written Book We Are Presented With The Maturest Reflections, Or The Happiest Flights Of A Mind Of Uncommon Excellence. It Is Impossible That We Can Be Much Accustomed To Such Companions Without Attaining Some Resemblance To Them.