Official Truth Is Not Actual Truth.

A Man Can Be Trusted Only Up To Low-water Mark.

Writers The Most Learned, The Most Accurate In Details, And The Soundest In Tendency, Frequently Fall Into A Habit Which Can Neither Be Cured Nor Pardoned,-the Habit Of Making History Into The Proof Of Their Theories.

I Mourn For The Stake Which Was Lost At Richmond More Deeply Than I Rejoice Over That Which Was Saved At Waterloo.

Progress, The Religion Of Those Who Have None.

I Have Reached The End Of My Time, And Have Hardly Come To The Beginning Of My Task.