The Human Mind, If It Is To

To Harmonize The One With The Many, This Is Indeed A Difficult Adjustment, Perhaps The Most Difficult Of All, And So Important, Withal, That Nations Have Perished From Their Failure To Achieve It.

A Remarkable Feature Of The Humanitarian Movement, On Both Its Sentimental And Utilitarian Sides, Has Been Its Preoccupation With The Lot Of The Masses.

For Behind All Imperialism Is Ultimately The Imperialistic Individual, Just As Behind All Peace Is Ultimately The Peaceful Individual.

We Must Not, However, Be Like The Leaders Of The Great Romantic Revolt Who, In Their Eagerness To Get Rid Of The Husk Of Convention, Disregarded Also The Humane Aspiration.

Yet Aristotle's Excellence Of Substance, So Far From Being Associated With The Grand Style, Is Associated With Something That At Times Comes Perilously Near Jargon.