Glance Is The Enemy Of Vision.

Wars Are Made To Make Debt.

If The Individual, Or Heretic, Gets Hold Of Some Essential Truth, Or Sees Some Error In The System Being Practiced, He Commits So Many Marginal Errors Himself That He Is Worn Out Before He Can Establish His Point.

The Secret Of Popular Writing Is Never To Put More On A Given Page Than The Common Reader Can Lap Off It With No Strain Whatsoever On His Habitually Slack Attention.

A Man Of Genius Has A Right To Any Mode Of Expression.

The Phase Of The Usury System Which We Are Trying To Analyze Is More Or Less Patterson's Perception That The Bank Of England Could Have Benefit Of All The Interest On All The Money That It Creates Out Of Nothing. ... Now The American Citizen Can, Of Course, Appeal To His Constitution, Which States That Congress Shall Have Power To Coin Money Or Regulate The Value Thereof And Of Foreign Coin. Such Appeal Is Perhaps Quixotic.