Wisdom from the Past
Too bad this gentleman is long dead; his expertise could be used in Washington.
posted by Publia at 8:32 AM
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Too bad this gentleman is long dead; his expertise could be used in Washington.
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- Name: Publia
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"The urge to be top dog is a bad urge. Inevitable tragedy. A sensible person seeks to be at peace, to read books, know the neighbors, take walks, enjoy his portion, live to be eighty [update: ninety-five], and wind up fat and happy . . ."
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