Experience Proves That None Is

A Monarch Frequently Represents His Subjects Better That An Elected Assembly; And If He Is A Good Judge Of Character He Is Likely To Have More Capable And Loyal Advisers.

Admiration For Ourselves And Our Institutions Is Too Often Measured By Our Contempt And Dislike For Foreigners.

Civilization Is A Disease Which Is Almost Invariably Fatal.

We Must Cut Our Coat According To Our Cloth, And Adapt Ourselves To Changing Circumstances.

The Effect Of Boredom On A Large Scale In History Is Underestimated. It Is A Main Cause Of Revolutions, And Would Soon Bring To An End All The Static Utopias And The Farmyard Civilization Of The Fabians.