Any Schoolboy Could See That Man As

The Photograph Is A Coarse Fraud, And Seems To Delight Only In Taking The Whole Beauty Out Of The Picture.

My Rule In Making Up Examination Questions Is To Ask Questions Which I Can't Myself Answer. It Astounds Me To See How Some Of My Students Answer Questions Which Would Play The Deuce With Me.

Church And State, Soul And Body, God And Man, Are All One At Mont Saint Michel, And The Business Of All Is To Fight, Each In His Own Way, Or To Stand Guard For Each Other.

The Work Of Internal Government Has Become The Task Of Controlling The Thousands Of Fifth-rate Men.

Politics, As A Practise, Whatever Its Professions, Has Always Been The Systematic Organization Of Hatreds.