A Country Without A Memory Is A

The Dreamer Can Know No Truth, Not Even About His Dream, Except By Awaking Out Of It.

History Is A Pack Of Lies About Events That Never Happened Told By People Who Weren't There.

The Strongest Feelings Assigned To The Conscience Are Not Moral Feelings At All; They Express Merely Physical Antipathies.

Our Dignity Is Not In What We Do, But What We Understand.

Religion Is Indeed A Convention Which A Man Must Be Bred In To Endure With Any Patience; And Yet Religion, For All Its Poetic Motley, Comes Closer Than Work-a-day Opinion To The Heart Of Things.