The Morality Of Compromise Sounds

I Wish To Have As My Epitaph: 'here Lies A Man Who Was Wise Enough To Bring Into His Service Men Who Knew More Than He.'

I Shall Argue That Strong Men, Conversely, Know When To Compromise And That All Principles Can Be Compromised To Serve A Greater Principle.

Upon The Sacredness Of Property Civilization Itself Depends-the Right Of The Laborer To His Hundred Dollars In The Savings Bank, And Equally The Legal Right Of The Millionaire To His Millions.

He That Cannot Reason Is A Fool.

The Man Who Dies Rich, Dies Disgraced.