Man, Not The Earth, Makes

The Laws Of Biology Are The Fundamental Lessons Of History.

A Great Civilization Is Not Conquered From Without Until It Has Destroyed Itself From Within.

Mozart Began His Works In Childhood And A Childlike Quality Lurked In His Compositions Until It Dawned On Him That The Requiem He Was Writing For S A Stranger Was His Own.

The Influence Of Geographic Factors Diminishes As Technology Grows. The Character And Contour Of A Terrain May Offer Opportunities For Agriculture, Mining, Or Trade, But Only The Imagination And Initiative Of Leaders, And The Hardy Industry Of Followers, Can Transform The Possibilities Into Fact...man, Not The Earth, Makes Civilization.

When His Apprenticeship Was Finished (the Candidate For Knighthood) Was Received Into The Knightly Order By A Ritual Of Sacramental Awe.