Of The Many Things We Have Done

The Tourist Who Moves About To See And Hear And Open Himself To All The Influences Of The Places Which Condense Centuries Of Human Greatness Is Only A Man In Search Of Excellence.

The Russians Train; They Do Not Dare Educate.

Principles-and I Have In Mind Such Principles As States' Rights Or National Sovereignty Or The Free Market Or Pacifism-have A Way Of Drying Up While The Sap Of Life Goes Flowing In Another Direction.

Small Wars Are Always Teetering On The Brink Of Becoming Big Ones.

Despite The Success Cult, Men Are Most Deeply Moved Not By The Reaching Of The Goal But By The Grandness Of The Effort Involved In Getting There - Or Failing To Get There.