History Seldom Destroys That Which Does Not

By And Large The Poor Have The Same Impulses As The Rich, With Only Less Opportunity Or Skill To Implement Them

[h]istory Assures Us That Civilizations Decay Quite Leisurely.

In Constantinople, More Christians Were Slaughtered By Christians In The Years 342-343 Than By All The Persecutions By Pagans In The History Of Rome.

In Progressive Societies The Concentration[of Wealth] May Reach A Point Where The Strength Of Number In The Many Poor Rivals The Strength Of Ability In The Few Rich; Then The Unstable Equilibrium Generates A Critical Situation, Which History Has Diversely Met By Legislation Redistributing Wealth Or By Revolution Distributing Poverty.

History Reports That The Men Who Can Manage Men Manage The Men Who Can Manage Only Things, And The Men Who Can Manage Money Manage All.