Men Will Not Always Die Quietly.

By A Continuing Process Of Inflation, Government Can Confiscate, Secretly And Unobserved, An Important Part Of The Wealth Of Their Citizens.

The Expected Never Happens; It Is The Unexpected Always.

The Forces Of The Nineteenth Century Have Run Their Course And Are Exhausted.

The Difficulty Lies, Not In The New Ideas, But In Escaping From The Old Ones.

The Duty Of "saving" Became Nine-tenths Of Virtue And The Growth Of The Cake The Object Of True Religion.