The Democratic Idealist Is Prone To Make

A Man Needs To Look, Not Down, But Up To Standards Set So Much Above His Ordinary Self As To Make Him Feel That He Is Himself Spiritually The Underdog.

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.

The True Humanist Maintains A Just Balance Between Sympathy And Selection.

If Quantitatively The American Achievement Is Impressive, Qualitatively It Is Somewhat Less Satisfying.

Robespierre, However, Was Not The Type Of Leader Finally Destined To Emerge From The Revolution.