No Emperor Has The Power To Dictate

A Gloomy Guest Fits Not A Wedding Feast.

Culture, Far From Giving Us Freedom, Only Develops, As It Advances, New Necessities; The Fetters Of The Physical Close More Tightly Around Us, So That The Fear Of Loss Quenches Even The Ardent Impulse Toward Improvement, And The Maxims Of Passive Obedience Are Held To Be The Highest Wisdom Of Life.

Man Is Made Of Ordinary Things, And Habit Is His Nurse.

Anyone Taken As An Individual Is Tolerably Sensible And Reasonable - As A Member Of A Crowd, He At Once Becomes A Blockhead.

The Victor Is Often Vanquished By His Own Success.