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Society and the World
George Bernard Shaw
Those who minister to poverty and disease are accomplices in the two worst of all the crimes.
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George Bernard Shaw
The Master of Arts, by proving that no man has any natural rights, compels himself to take his own for granted.
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George Bernard Shaw
Those whom we called brutes had their revenge when Darwin shewed us that they are our cousins.
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George Bernard Shaw
If we could learn from mere experience, the stones of London would be wiser than its wisest men.
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George Bernard Shaw
The man who listens to Reason is lost: Reason enslaves all whose minds are not strong enough to master her.
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George Bernard Shaw
A moderately honest man with a moderately faithful wife, moderate drinkers both, in a moderately healthy house: that is the true middle class unit.
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George Bernard Shaw
A moderately honest man with a moderately faithful wife, moderate drinkers both, in a moderately healthy house: that is the true middle class unit.
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George Bernard Shaw
He who believes in education, criminal law, and sport, needs only property to make him a perfect modern gentleman.
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George Bernard Shaw
He who believes in education, criminal law, and sport, needs only property to make him a perfect modern gentleman.
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George Bernard Shaw
The North American Indian was a type of the sportsman warrior gentleman. The Periclean Athenian was a type of the intellectually and artistically cultivated gentleman. Both were political failures. The modern gentleman, without the hardihood of the one or the culture of the other, has the appetite of both put together. He will not succeed where they failed.
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George Bernard Shaw
The North American Indian was a type of the sportsman warrior gentleman. The Periclean Athenian was a type of the intellectually and artistically cultivated gentleman. Both were political failures. The modern gentleman, without the hardihood of the one or the culture of the other, has the appetite of both put together. He will not succeed where they failed.
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George Bernard Shaw
A modern gentleman is necessarily the enemy of his country. Even in war he does not fight to defend it, but to prevent his power of preying on it from passing to a foreigner. Such combatants are patriots in the same sense as two dogs fighting for a bone are lovers of animals.
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George Bernard Shaw
A modern gentleman is necessarily the enemy of his country. Even in war he does not fight to defend it, but to prevent his power of preying on it from passing to a foreigner. Such combatants are patriots in the same sense as two dogs fighting for a bone are lovers of animals.
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