The English Nation Is Never So Great

Upon The Education Of The People Of This Country The Fate Of This Country Depends.

In Great Cities Men Are Brought Together By The Desire Of Gain. They Are Not In A State Of Co-operation, But Of Isolation, As To The Making Of Fortunes; And For All The Rest They Are Careless Of Neighbors.

Nothing In Life Is More Remarkable Than The Unnecessary Anxiety Which We Endure, And Generally Create Ourselves.

We Cannot Learn Men From Books.

Those Who Cannot Themselves Observe Can At Least Acquire The Observation Of Others.