Pulled Quotes
David MillsA collection of unusual quotes you probably don't know and will never see but that may interest you. Or not.
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Robert Jay Lifton on the ”thought-terminating cliché”
Robert Jay Lifton, who died recently, was a psychiatrist concerned to understand institutions like totalitarianism through the emotions and feelings of the people who lived under them, either in resistance or participation. Among his notabl...
Paul Horgan on the creative life and work
Paul Horgan was both a novelist and an historian, two of his histories winning the Pulitzer prize, Great River: The Rio Grande in North American History in 1955 and Lamy of Santa Fe in 1976. His “Richard Trilogy” are probably the best known...
Oliver Cromwell on ”a pack of mercenary wretches”
Oliver Cromwell was the Lord Protector of England from 1653 to his death in 1658, after leading the war against King Charles I and overseeing his execution. He was a strong Puritan, though not as religiously fanatical as many of his support...
Hilaire Belloc on disobedient children
Notoriously pugnacious, Hilaire Belloc was a leading journalist and writer in the first half of the last century and also briefly a Liberal member of Parliament. Among his many books — of history, political commentary, and religious controv...
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