What Makes A Nation Great Is Not

The Preoccupation With What Should Be Is Estimable Only When The Respect For What Is Has Been Exhausted.

Our Firmest Convictions Are Apt To Be The Most Suspect; They Mark Our Limitations And Our Bounds. Life Is A Petty Thing Unless It Is Moved By The Indomitable Urge To Extend Its Boundaries.

Life Is A Series Of Collisions With The Future; It Is Not The Sum Of What We Have Been, But What We Yearn To Be.

Living Is Nothing More Or Less Than Doing One Thing Instead Of Another.

A Revolution Only Lasts Fifteen Years, A Period Which Coincides With The Effectiveness Of A Generation.