Cesare Beccaria Quotes

Philosophers See No Harm In The Jesuits Other Than In Their Effect On Humanity And The Sciences. The Vulgar And Especially The Prejudiced Only Hate Them From An Envy And Jealousy Born Out Of Conspiracy And Intrigue At An Organisation Which Overshadows Them.

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