Life Is A School Of Probability.

A Parliament Is Nothing Less Than A Big Meeting Of More Or Less Idle People.

Capital Must Be Propelled By Self-interest; It Cannot Be Enticed By Benevolence.

When Great Questions End, Little Parties Begin.

The Most Intellectual Of Men Are Moved Quite As Much By The Circumstances Which They Are Used To As By Their Own Will. The Active Voluntary Part Of A Man Is Very Small, And If It Were Not Economized By A Sleepy Kind Of Habit, Its Results Would Be Null.

A Democratic Despotism Is Like A Theocracy: It Assumes Its Own Correctness.