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He is a barbarian, and deserves not to be called a man, who can look upon the sorrows of his fellow creatures without drawing out his soul unto them and wishing, at least, that it were in the power of his hand to help them.
Philip Doddridge — The Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, Introduction / opening address to the reader
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