Treaties Of Peace, Made After War, Are

Treaties Of Peace, Made After War, Are Entrusted To Individuals To Negotiate And Carry Out.

The Progress Of Freedom Depends More Upon The Maintenance Of Peace, The Spread Of Commerce, And The Diffusion Of Education, Than Upon The Labours Of Cabinets And Foreign Offices.

I Confess That For Fifteen Years My Efforts In Education, And My Hopes Of Success In Establishing A System Of National Education, Have Always Been Associated With The Idea Of Coupling The Education Of This Country With The Religious Communities Which Exist.

A Newspaper Should Be The Maximum Of Information, And The Minimum Of Comment.

Luck Is Always Waiting For Something To Turn Up. Labor, With Keen Eyes And Strong Will, Always Turns Up Something. Luck Lies In Bed And Wishes The Postman Will Bring News Of A Legacy. Labor Turns Out At Six O'clock And With Busy Pen Or Ringing Hammer, Lays The Foundation Of A Competence. Luck Whines. Labor Whistles. Luck Relies On Chance, Labor On Character.