Self-interest, Or Rather Self-love, Or Egoism, Has

Natural Rights [are] The Objects For The Protection Of Which Society Is Formed And Municipal Laws Established.

The Care Of Every Man's Soul Belongs To Himself. But What If He Neglect The Care Of It? Well What If He Neglect The Care Of His Health Or His Estate, Which Would More Nearly Relate To The State. Will The Magistrate Make A Law That He Not Be Poor Or Sick? Laws Provide Against Injury From Others; But Not From Ourselves. God Himself Will Not Save Men Against Their Wills.

We Confide In Our Strength, Without Boasting Of It, We Respect That Of Others, Without Fearing It.

I Can Never Fear That Things Will Go Far Wrong Where Common Sense Has Fair Play.

There Is A Fulness Of Time When Men Should Go, And Not Occupy Too Long The Ground To Which Others Have A Right To Advance.