Benjamin Disraeli: “He always took large views and had no prejudices about things, whatever he might indulge in as to persons.”

There cannot be two moralities; and to hold that the Second Person of the Holy Trinity could teach a different morality from that which had been already revealed by the First Person of the Holy Trinity, is a dogma so full of terror that it…

They baffle the forethought of statesmen, and control even the apparently inflexible laws of national development and decay.

Men are apt to believe that crime and coercion are inevitably associated.

Such a tenet would sully and impugn the doctrine that is the corner-stone of our faith and hope.