Nothing Is More Tedious Than The Dreaming

Greek Philosophy Seems To Have Met With Something With Which A Good Tragedy Is Not Supposed To Meet, Namely, A Dull Ending.

Keep People From Their History, And They Are Easily Controlled.

Capitalist Production Does Not Exist At All Without Foreign Commerce.

Men Make Their Own History

Society Is Undergoing A Silent Revolution, Which Must Be Submitted To, And Which Takes No More Notice Of The Human Existences It Breaks Down Than An Earthquake Regards The Houses It Subverts. The Classes And The Races, Too Weak To Master The New Conditions Of Life, Must Give Way.