Background Image

Prejudice Renders A Man's Virtue His Habit, And A Series Of Unconnected Arts. Though Just Prejudice, His Duty Becomes A Part Of His Nature.

-Edmund Burke

Please Wait....
Translating....

Prejudice Renders A Man's Virtue

Edmund Burke

Prejudice Renders A Man's Virtue His Habit, And A Series Of Unconnected Arts. Though Just Prejudice, His Duty Becomes A Part Of His Nature.

Views: 52

Topic

More From Edmund Burke

A Jealous Lover Lights His Torch From The Firebrand Of The Fiend.

That Cardinal Virtue, Temperance.

Writers, Especially When They Act In A Body And With One Direction, Have Great Influence On The Public Mind.

Power, In Whatever Hands, Is Rarely Guilty Of Too Strict Limitations On Itself.

Poetry, With All Its Obscurity, Has A More General As Well As A More Powerful Dominion Over The Passions Than The Art Of Painting.

Trending Author

Pierre De Coubertin

Category