Much Was Said And Written,

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.

What Will The Axemen Do, When They Have Cut Their Way From Sea To Sea?

We Can All Perceive The Difference Between Ourselves And Our Inferiors, But When It Comes To A Question Of The Difference Between Us And Our Superiors We Fail To Appreciate Merits Of Which We Have No Proper Conceptions.

The Press, Like Fire, Is An Excellent Servant, But A Terrible Master.

On The Human Imagination, Events Produce The Effects Of Time. Thus, He Who Has Travelled Far And Seen Much, Is Apt To Fancy That He Has Lived Long; And The History That Most Abounds In Important Incidents, Soonest Assumes The Aspect Of Antiquity.