Benjamin Disraeli: “Obdurate, malignant, odious, and revolting as the lowest Jew appears to us, he is rarely demoralized.”

Those who have treated of the agrarian crimes of Ireland have remarked, that the facility with which these outrages have been committed has only been equalled by the difficulty of punishing them.

He was always singularly anxious to acquire the truth, and would spare no pains for that purpose; but when once his mind was made up, it was impossible to influence him.

It was for something deeper than this, higher and holier than even Moses could fulfil, that angels announced the Coming.

But the human mind cannot contemplate the idea that the most important deed of time could depend upon human will.