The Moral Duty Of Man Consists Of

Universal Empire Is The Prerogative Of A Writer. His Concerns Are With All Mankind, And Though He Cannot Command Their Obedience,he Can Assign Them Their Duty. The Republic Of Letters Is More Ancient Than Monarchy, And Of Far Higher Character In The World Than The Vassal Court Of Britain.

Man Cannot Make, Or Invent, Or Contrive Principles; He Can Only Discover Them; And He Ought To Look Through The Discovery To The Author.

The Strength And Power Of Despotism Consists Wholly In The Fear Of Resistance.

... A Thirst For Power Is The Natural Disease Of Monarchy.

It Is A General Idea, That When Taxes Are Once Laid On, They Are Never Taken Off.