I Am Always Nearest To Myself," Says

Our Estimate Of A Character Always Depends Much On The Manner In Which That Character Affects Our Own Interests And Passions.

The Desire Of Posthumous Fame And The Dread Of Posthumous Reproach And Execration Are Feelings From The Influence Of Which Scarcely Any Man Is Perfectly Free, And Which In Many Men Are Powerful And Constant Motives Of Action.

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

There Is Only One Cure For The Evils Which Newly Acquired Freedom Produces, And That Cure Is Freedom.

Few Of The Many Wise Apothegms Which Have Been Uttered Have Prevented A Single Foolish Action.