History Is A Great Dust

It Is Well Said, In Every Sense, That A Man's Religion Is The Chief Fact With Regard To Him.

Men Are To Be Guided Only By Their Self-interests. Good Government Is A Good Balancing Of These; And, Except A Keen Eye And Appetite For Self-interest, Requires No Virtue In Any Quarter. To Both Parties It Is Emphatically A Machine: To The Discontented, A Taxing-machine; To The Contented, A Machine For Securing Property. Its Duties And Its Faults Are Not Those Of A Father, But Of An Active Parish-constable.

If A Man Was Great While Living, He Becomes Tenfold Greater When Dead.

The Philosopher Is He To Whom The Highest Has Descended, And The Lowest Has Mounted Up; Who Is The Equal And Kindly Brother Of All.

Feel It In Thy Heart And Then Say Whether It Is Of God!