Religion Is A Good Invention In Times

Men Are Not Governed By Justice, But By Law Or Persuasion. When They Refuse To Be Governed By Law Or Persuasion, They Have To Be Governed By Force Or Fraud, Or Both.

The Notion That Disarmament Can Put A Stop To War Is Contradicted By The Nearest Dogfight.

In An Article On Bunyan Lately Published In The "contemporary Review" - The Only Article On The Subject Worth Reading On The Subject I Ever Saw (yes, Thank You, I Am Familiar With Macaulay's Patronizing Prattle About "the Pilgrim's Progress") Etc.

The Ordinary Man Is An Anarchist. He Wants To Do As He Likes. He May Want His Neighbour To Be Governed, But He Himself Doesn't Want To Be Governed. He Is Mortally Afraid Of Government Officials And Policemen.

If You Eliminate Smoking And Gambling, You Will Be Amazed To Find That Almost All An Englishman's Pleasures Can Be, And Mostly Are, Shared By His Dog.