The Highest Eulogy Which Can Be Pronounced

The End Of Government Is The Happiness Of The People.

We Must Judge A Government By Its General Tendencies And Not By Its Happy Accidents.

He Had Done That Which Could Never Be Forgiven; He Was In The Grasp Of One Who Never Forgave.

In The Modern Languages There Was Not, Six Hundred Years Ago, A Single Volume Which Is Now Read. The Library Of Our Profound Scholar Must Have Consisted Entirely Of Latin Books.

It Has Often Been Found That Profuse Expenditures, Heavy Taxation, Absurd Commercial Restrictions, Corrupt Tribunals, Disastrous Wars, Seditions, Persecutions, Conflagrations, Inundation, Have Not Been Able To Destroy Capital So Fast As The Exertions Of Private Citizens Have Been Able To Create It.