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Why must the greatest Enemy of man be man? --Why during his short passage on this Globe of sorrows can he not soften them by living at peace with his fellow Creatures? --are there not Enough of Evils incidental to human nature, --sickness, death, fire, --& must man still surpass in cruelty those destructive plagues, --nature but seldom Exercises her devastating fury, --man only is constant in spreading around him, misery, desolation & death.--
