A Political Country Is Like

The Purse Strings Tie Us To Our Kind.

Civilized Ages Inherit The Human Nature Which Was Victorious In Barbarous Ages, And That Nature Is, In Many Respects, Not At All Suited To Civilized Circumstances.

Life Is Not A Set Campaign, But An Irregular Work, And The Main Forces In It Are Not Overt Resolutions, But Latent And Half-involuntary Promptings.

But Of All Nations In The World The English Are Perhaps The Least A Nation Of Pure Philosophers.

The Cure For Admiring The House Of Lords Is To Go And Look At It.