Thomas Paine: “There is no occasion to take titles away, for they take themselves away when society concurs to ridicule them.”

The animosity of the English nation, it is very well remembered, ran high; and, had the true principles of Liberty been as well understood then as they now promise to be, it is probable the Nation would not have patiently submitted to so…

Nothing can be more terrible to a Court or Courtier than the Revolution of France.

A constitution is not a thing in name only, but in fact.

It has nothing to dread from attacks; truth has given it an establishment, and time will record it with a name as lasting as his own.