Human Beings Are Infinitely Worth Studying, Especially

John Major Is What He Is: A Man From Nowhere, Going Nowhere, Heading For A Well-merited Obscurity As Fast As His Mediocre Talents Can Carry Him.

The Second World War Took Place Not So Much Because No One Won The First, But Because The Versailles Treaty Did Not Acknowledge This Truth.

The Richness And Variety, And Indeed The Advance, Of Our Culture Depend Upon The Continuation Of This Conflict [between Conservatives And Radicals], Which Is Deeply Rooted In Human Nature.

This Book Is Dedicated To The People Of America--strong, Outspoken, Intense In Their Convictions, Sometimes Wrong-headed But Always Generous And Brave, With A Passion For Justice No Nation Has Ever Matched.

Next To Courage, Willpower Is The Most Important Thing In Politics.