Without Forgetting It Is Quite

The Higher Man Is Distinguished From The Lower By His Fearlessness And His Readiness To Challenge Misfortune.

The Rights Which A Man Arrogates To Himself Are Relative To The Duties Which He Sets Himself, And To The Tasks Which He Feels Capable Of Performing.

There Is Always Some Madness In Love. But There Is Also Always Some Reason In Madness.

The Great Wars Of The Present Age Are The Effects Of The Study Of History.

Is Man God's Biggest Blunder, Or Is Man's God?