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Date: Tuesday, October 16, 1711
"The liberal Arts, though they may possibly have less Effect on our external Mein and Behaviour, make so deep an Impression on the Mind, as is very apt to bend it wholly one Way."
preview | full record— Budgell, Eustace (1686-1737)