Thomas Jefferson Quotes

Self-love Is No Part Of Morality. Indeed It Is Exactly Its Counterpart. It Is The Sole Antagonist Of Virtue Leading Us Constantly By Our Propensities To Self-gratification In Violation Of Our Moral Duties To Others.

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