History, In The End, Becomes A Form

Almost All Important Questions Are Important Precisely Because They Are Not Susceptible To Quantitative Answer.

Righteousness Is Easy In Retrospect.

The Only President Who Clearly Died Of Overwork Was Polk, And That Was A Long Time Ago. Hoover, Who Worked Intensely And Humorlessly As President, Lived For More Than Thirty Years After The White House; Truman, Who Worked Intensely And Gaily, Lived For Twenty

The Basic Human Rights Documents-the American Declaration Of Independence And The French Declaration Of The Rights Of Man-were Written By Political, Not By Religious, Leaders.

Problems Will Always Torment Us Because All Important Problems Are Insoluble: That Is Why They Are Important. The Good Comes From The Continuing Struggle To Try And Solve Them, Not From The Vain Hope Of Their Solution.