To Say Nothing, Especially When Speaking, Is

History Is So Indifferently Rich, That A Case For Almost Any Conclusion From It Can Be Made By A Selection Of Instances.

It May Be True That You Can't Fool All The People All The Time, But You Can Fool Enough Of Them To Rule A Large Country.

Moral Codes Adjust Themselves To Environmental Conditions.

Those Who Know Nothing About History Are Doomed Forever To Repeat It.

I Have Tried To Be Impartial, Though I Know That A Man's Past Always Colors His Views, And That Nothing Else Is So Irritating As Impartiality.