The People Is Always Expressive Of The

A Generation Which Has Passed Through The Shop Has Absorbed Standards And Ambitions Which Are Not Of Those Of Spaciousness, And Cannot Get Away From Them. Everything With Them Is Done As Though For Sale, And They Naturally Have In View The Greatest Possible Benefit, Profit And That End Of The Stuff That Will Make The Best Show.

All Religions Have Based Morality On Obedience, That Is To Say, On Voluntary Slavery. That Is Why They Have Always Been More Pernicious Than Any Political Organization. For The Latter Makes Use Of Violence, The Former - Of The Corruption Of The Will.

Liberalism, Austere In Political Trifles, Has Learned Ever More Artfully To Unite A Constant Protest Against The Government With A Constant Submission To It.

Every Man Who Has Lived For Fifty Years Has Buried A Whole World Or Even Two; He Has Grown Used To Its Disappearance And Accustomed To The New Scenery Of Another Act: But Suddenly The Names And Faces Of A Time Long Dead Appear More And More Often On His Way, Calling Up Series Of Shades And Pictures Kept Somewhere, "just In Case," In The Endless Catacombs Of The Memory, Making Him Smile Or Sigh, And Sometimes Almost Weep.

It Must Not Be Thought That The Cowardly Feeling Of Caution And Uneasy Self-preservation Is Innate In The English Character. It Is The Consequence Of A Corpulence Derived From Wealth And Of The Training Of All Thoughts And Passions For Acquisitiveness.