History Is, Indeed, An Argument Without End.

I Don't Think I Have Made As Much Of My Life As I Should Have. I Should Have Written More Books.

The Very Discovery Of The New World Was The By-product Of A Dietary Quest.

Economists Are About As Useful As Astrologers In Predicting The Future (and, Like Astrologers, They Never Let Failure On One Occasion Diminish Certitude On The Next).

The Passion For Tidiness Is The Historian's Occupational Disease.

If We Are To Survive, We Must Have Ideas, Vision, And Courage. These Things Are Rarely Produced By Committees. Everything That Matters In Our Intellectual And Moral Life Begins With An Individual Confronting His Own Mind And Conscience In A Room By Himself.