Of All The Varieties Of Virtues, Liberalism

It Is Not Sufficient To Know What One Ought To Say, But One Must Also Know How To Say It.

It Is Not Once Nor Twice But Times Without Number That The Same Ideas Make Their Appearance In The World.

To Give Away Money Is An Easy Matter And In Any Man's Power. But To Decide To Whom To Give It And How Large And When, And For What Purpose And How, Is Neither In Every Man's Power Nor An Easy Matter.

Moral Excellence Comes About As A Result Of Habit. We Become Just By Doing Just Acts, Temperate By Doing Temperate Acts, Brave By Doing Brave Acts.

It Is Evident, Then, That There Is A Sort Of Education In Which Parents Should Train Their Sons, Not As Being Useful Or Necessary, But Because It Is Liberal Or Noble.