John Calvin Coolidge
View AuthorIt would be foolish to pretend that the people cannot make political mistakes. They can make them, and serious ones. The people know it and pay the consequences; but compared to the mistakes that have been committed by any kind of autocracy, these others are unimportant.
Julio Cortázar
View AuthorThe customs, Andrée, are concrete forms of rhythm, they are the quota of rhythm that helps us to live.
Georges Courteline
View AuthorIt is easier to change religion than coffee.
Nöel Coward
View AuthorPoachers are unaware of the closed season.
William Cowper
View AuthorGod made the countryside, and man made the city.
George William Curtis
View AuthorWe all have, by birth, the same rights. No government can justly take them away from us.
Jules d'Aurevilly
View AuthorNewspapers are the railways of lies
Leonardo Da Vinci
View AuthorOne cannot possess greater or lesser government than that of oneself.
Philip K. Dick
View AuthorDo you know what the true basis of political power is? Not weapons or troops, but the ability to make others do what one wishes them to do.
Charles Dickens
View AuthorHere is a fundamental rule in business: do unto others as they will do unto you.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorThe first step towards philosophy is disbelief.
Denis Diderot
View AuthorThe martyr awaits death; the fanatic rushes to seek it.