व्रांप्राञांश्नंतू दांती [ हे९rद्रछौ द्रक्रमा ७ श्रद्धांबजैौ श्ट्रेtउ | Enemies to liberty and friends of despotism have never been and never will be, tiltimately successful.-Letter dated August 11, 1821 to J. S. Buckingham, 窜 终 本 Wise aud good men always feel disinclined to hurt those that are of much less strength than themselves, and if such weak creatures he dependent on then, and subject to their authority, they can never attempt, even in thought, to mortify their feelings. We have been subjected to such insults for about nine centuries, and the conse of such degradation has been, our excess in civilization and abstinence from the slaughter even of animals; as well as out division into casts which has been the source of want of unity among us.-The Brahmunical Magazine. Prefate to the 1st Edition,
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Fvgry good Ruler, who is convinced of the imperfection 6s human nature, and reverences the Eternal Governor of the world, must be conscious of the great liability to error in managing the affairs of a vast atmpire ; and therefore he will be anxious to afford every individual the readiest means of bringing to his notice whatever may require his interference. To secure this important ohject, the unrestrained Liberty of Publication, is the only effectual means that བརྒྱn be employed. And should it -
