A Man May Be Humble Through Vainglory.

Let Every Foot Have Its Own Shoe.

We Took Advantage Of [the Indians'] Ignorance And Inexperience To Incline Them The More Easily Toward Treachery, Lewdness, Avarice, And Every Sort Of Inhumanity And Cruelty, After The Example And Pattern Of Our Ways.

I See Men Ordinarily More Eager To Discover A Reason For Things Than To Find Out Whether The Things Are So.

What A Man Hates, He Takes Seriously.

To Know Much Is Often The Cause Of Doubting More.