Pul. Just., Book V, chap, xxiv 'ie éd., vol. Il, p

48. Pc)/. Just., Book VII, chap. v (2'^ éd., vol. Il, pp. 362 sqq.). — Book Vlll, chap. I (2e éd., vol. II, p. 413). '

49. V. Moncure Daniel Conway, /,t/e o/" Po/hc, vol. 1, p. 369 : extraits de la <• letter to the addressers ». It is a dangerous attoiiipt in any government tu say to a Nation, Thoji sltall not rend. — ïbought, by some mcans or other, is got abroad in the world, and cannot be restraincd, thougli reading may. — Et Pol. Just., Book IV, ciiap. n, sect. 111 : Thèse are tbe expédients of men who do not know tiiat Iruth is omnipotent. It may appear to die for a time, but it will not l'ail to revive witli fresJi vigour. If it bave ever failed to produce graduai conviction, it is beciiusc it has beeri told in a meagre, an obscure or a pusillanimous manner. Ten pages liiat siiould contain an absolutt; deinunstralion oi tiie truc interests of iiiani^ind iii Society could no otherwise be prevented Irom clianging the l'ace of the globe, tiian by the literal destruction of tlie papi-r on which they were writteii.