Every Now And Then A Man's Mind

The Mark Of A Civilized Man Is His Willingness To Re-examine His Most Cherished Beliefs.

A Great Man Represents A Great Ganglion In The Nerves Of Society, Or To Vary The Figure, A Strategic Point In The Campaign Of History, And Part Of His Greatness Consists In His Being There.

People Talk Fundamentals And Superlatives And Then Make Some Changes Of Detail.

There Is Something Frightful In The Way In Which Not Only Characteristic Qualities, But Particular Manifestations Of Them, Are Repeated From Generation To Generation.

Nothing Is So Commonplace Has The Wish To Be Remarkable.