Too Much Vigor In The Beginning Of

Art Hath An Enemy Called Ignorance.

I Know Not Why Any One But A School Boy In His Declamation Would Whine Over The Commonwealth Of Rome, Which Grew Great Only By The Misery Of The Rest Of Mankind. The Romans, Like Others, As Soon As They Were Rich, Grew Corrupt; And In Their Corruption Sold The Lives And Freedoms Of Themselves And Of One Another.

All Industry Must Be Excited By Hope.

No Man Likes To Live Under The Eye Of Perpetual Disapprobation.

Prejudice, Not Being Founded On Reason, Cannot Be Removed By Argument.