I Have Known Ninety-five Of The World's

Nothing That Is Morally Wrong Can Be Politically Right.

The Errors Of Former Times Are Recorded For Our Instruction In Order That We May Avoid Their Repition.

From The Time I Took Office As Chancellor Of The Exchequer, I Began To Learn That The State Held, In The Face Of The Bank And The City, An Essentially False Position As To Finance. The Government Itself Was Not To Be A Substantive Power, But Was To Leave The Money Power Supreme And Unquestioned.

The Book Must Of Necessity Be Put Into A Bookcase. And The Bookcase Must Be Housed. And The House Must Be Kept. And The Library Must Be Dusted, Must Be Arranged, Must Be Catalogued. What A Vista Of Toil, Yet Not Unhappy Toil!

National Injustice Is The Surest Road To National Downfall.