Sincerity Has To Do With

He Who Is As Faithful To His Principles As He Is To Himself Is The True Partisan.

Fame Is The Inheritance Not Of The Dead, But Of The Living. It Is We Who Look Back With Lofty Pride To The Great Names Of Antiquity.

A Whig Is Properly What Is Called A Trimmer - That Is, A Coward To Both Sides Of The Question, Who Dare Not Be A Knave Nor An Honest Man, But Is A Sort Of Whiffing, Shuffling, Cunning, Silly, Contemptible, Unmeaning Negation Of The Two.

To-day Kings, To-marrow Beggars, It Is Only When They Are Themselves That They Are Nothing.

Our Repugnance To Death Increases In Proportion To Our Consciousness Of Having Lived In Vain.