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The Complaint, Therefore, That All Topicks Are Preoccupied, Is Nothing More Than The Murmur Of Ignorance Or Idleness, By Which Some Discourage Others, And Some Themselves; The Mutability Of Mankind Will Always Furnish Writers With New Images, And The Luxuriance Of Fancy May Always Embellish Them With New Decorations.

The End Of Writing Is To Instruct; The End Of Poetry Is To Instruct By Pleasing.

We Often Need Reminding Even If We Do Not Often Need Educating.

Agriculture Not Only Gives Riches To A Nation, But The Only Riches She Can Call Her Own.

He That Wishes To See His Country Robbed Of Its Rights Cannot Be A Patriot.