To Think I Have Spent My Life

The Morality Of Work Is The Morality Of Slaves, And The Modern World Has No Need Of Slavery.

What Is New In Our Time Is The Increased Power Of The Authorities To Enforce Their Prejudices.

History Is Valuable, To Begin With, Because It Is True; And This, Though Not The Whole Of Its Value, Is The Foundation And Condition Of All The Rest. That All Knowledge, As Such, Is In Some Degree Good, Would Appear To Be At Least Probable; And The Knowledge Of Every Historical Fact Possesses This Element Of Goodness, Even If It Posses No Other.

The . . . Increase In The Power Of Officials Is A Constant Source Of Irritation To Everybody Else.

Marx's Father Became A Christian When Marx Was A Little Boy, And Some, At Least, Of The Dogmas He Must Have Then Accepted Seem To Have Born Fruit In His Son's Psychology.