Men Will Not Always Die Quietly.

Nothing Can Preserve The Integrity Of Contact Between Individuals, Except A Discretionary Authority In The State To Revise What Has Become Intolerable. The Powers Of Uninterrupted Usury Are Too Great. If The Accretions Of Vested Interests Were To Grow Without Mitigation For Many Generations, Half The Population Would Be No Better Than Slaves To The Other Half.

All Production Is For The Purpose Of Ultimately Satisfying A Consumer.

A Study Of The History Of Opinion Is A Necessary Preliminary To The Emancipation Of The Mind.

Perhaps A Day Might Come When There Would Be At Last Be Enough To Go Round, And When Posterity Could Enter Into The Enjoyment Of Our Labors.

But The Dreams Of Designing Diplomats Do Not Always Prosper, And We Must Trust The Future .