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My Favorite Figure Of The American Author Is That Of A Man Who Breeds A Favorite Dog, Which He Throws Into The Mississippi River For The Pleasure Of Making A Splash. The River Does Not Splash, But It Drowns The Dog.

No Man Can Instruct More Than Half-a-dozen Students At Once. The Whole Problem Of Education Is One Of Its Cost In Money.

Artists... Disappeared Long Ago As Social Forces. So Did The Church.

A Society In Stable Equilibrium Is-by Definition-one That Has No History And Wants No Historians.

My Own Conclusion Is That History Is Simply Social Development Along The Lines Of Weakest Resistance, And That In Most Cases The Line Of Weakest Resistance Is Found As Unconsciously By Society As By Water.