Good Men Do The Most Harm.

That The American, By Temperament, Worked To Excess, Was True; Work And Whiskey Were His Stimulants; Work Was A Form Of Vice; But He Never Cared Much For Money Or Power After He Earned Them.

Charles Sumner's Mind Had Reached The Calm Of Water Which Receives And Reflects Images Without Absorbing Them; It Contains Nothing But Itself.

American Art, Like The American Language And American Education, Was As Far As Possible Sexless.

Artists... Disappeared Long Ago As Social Forces. So Did The Church.

A Society In Stable Equilibrium Is-by Definition-one That Has No History And Wants No Historians.