The Sum Of A Million Facts Is

His [gen. Douglas Macarthur's] Own Heroes Were Lincoln And Washington, And In Some Ways He Resembled Them. Like Them, He Was Slandered And Misunderstood.

But There Are No Loners. No Man Lives In A Void. His Every Act Is Conditioned By His Time And His Society.

To The Medieval Mind The Possibility Of Doubt Did Not Exist.

I Realized That The Worst Thing That Could Happen To Me Was About To Happen To Me.

A Man's Task Is To Find Himself, And If He Fails In This, It Doesn't Much Matter What Else He Finds.