The Beliefs Which We Have

Seeming Contentment Is Real Discontent, Combined With Indolence Or Self-indulgence, Which, While Taking No Legitimate Means Of Raising Itself, Delights In Bringing Others Down To Its Own Level.

The Worth Of The State, In The Long Run, Is The Worth Of The Individuals Composing It.

Mechanizing Man's Work Had Changed But Not Lighted His Toil.

Co-operation, Like Other Difficult Things, Can Be Learned Only By Practice: And To Be Capable Of It In Great Things, A People Must Be Gradually Trained To It In Small. Now The Whole Course Of Advancing Civilization Is A Series Of Such Training.

Each Undervalues That Part Of The Materials Of Thought With Which He Is Not Familiar.