The Lunatic Fringe In All Reform Movements.

I Wish Very Much That The Wrong People Could Be Prevented Entirely From Breeding

There Is Nothing More Distressing ... Than The Hard, Scoffing Spirit Which Treats The Allegation Of Dishonesty In A Public Man As A Cause For Laughter. Such Laughter Is Worse Than The Crackling Of Thorns Under A Pot, For It Denotes Not Merely The Vacant Mind, But The Heart In Which High Emotions Have Been Choked Before They Could Grow To Fruition.

Where A Trust Becomes A Monopoly The State Has An Immediate Right To Interfere.

If There Is Not The War, You Don't Get The Great General; If There Is Not A Great Occasion, You Don't Get A Great Statesman; If Lincoln Had Lived In A Time Of Peace, No One Would Have Known His Name.

Your Attitude About Who You Are And What You Have Is A Very Little Thing That Makes A Very Big Difference.