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Governor John Seymour and the Charters of Annapolis

                          ". . . nobody is so free in mind as the man who knows nothing
                          of what he is talking about: for to such a man it does not matter
                          whether he says one thing more than another."

                                                Romain Rolland, Jean Christophe (Modern
                                                    Library edition), II, 38.

                                         "A certain oscillation shook the whole horizon of his brain."

                                                   Victor Hugo, Les Miserables (New York:
                                                       Arcadia House, 1950), p. 629.

                          "Something should be risked or there will be nothing to
                          contradict."

                                          F. W. Maitland, Township and Borough:
                                              The Ford Lectures, 1897 (Cambridge:
                                              Cambridge University Press, 1898), p. 51.