The Simplest Schoolboy Is Now Familiar With

In Morals, Truth Is But Little Prized When It Is A Mere Sentiment, And Only Attains Its Full Value When Realized In The World As Fact.

The Virtue Of Man Is, In A Word, The Great Proof Of God.

To Have Common Glories In The Past, A Common Will In The Present; To Have Done Great Things Together, To Will To Do The Like Again, — Such Are The Essential Conditions For The Making Of A People.

The Epic Disappeared Along With The Age Of Personal Heroism; There Can Be No Epic With Artillery.

He Whom God Has Touched Will Always Be A Being Apart: He Is, Whatever He May Do, A Stranger Among Men; He Is Marked By A Sign.