He Who Pretends To Look Upon Death

We Have To Have Powder For Our Wigs; That Is Why So Many Poor People Have No Bread.

Education Is Either From Nature, From Man Or From Things. The Developing Of Our Faculties And Organs Is The Education Of Nature; That Of Man Is The Application We Learn To Make Of This Very Developing; And That Of Things Is The Experience We Acquire In Regard To The Different Objects By Which We Are Affected. All That We Have Not At Our Birth, And That We Stand In Need Of At The Years Of Maturity, Is The Gift Of Education.

All Kinds Of Frankness And Honesty Are Terrible Crimes In The Eyes Of Society.

No Man Has Any Natural Authority Over His Fellow Men.

I Have Never Thought, For My Part, That Man's Freedom Consists In His Being Able To Do Whatever He Wills, But That He Should Not, By Any Human Power, Be Forced To Do What Is Against His Will.