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Lucian

July 1, 2010 – 2:55 am
Posted in Authors, Comedians, Historians, Philosophers, Roman Empire
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“Criticism is twofold: that which teaches us what we are to choose, and that which teaches us what to avoid”. –Lucian

Denis Diderot

March 28, 2010 – 12:16 am
Posted in Artists, Authors, French Empire, Philosophers
Tagged Barbarian, Barbarians, Barbarism, Barbarity, Barbarous, Barbarously, Concern, Concerned, Concerning, Concerns, Denis, Denis Diderot, Denis Diderot Quote, Denis Diderot Quotes, Diderot, Diderot Quote, Diderot Quotes, Enlightenment, Essai sur le Mérite de la Vertu, Fanatic, Fanatical, Fanatically, Fanaticism, Fanatics, France, French, French Philosopher, French Philosophers, From Fanaticism To Barbarism, From Fanaticism To Barbarism Is Only One Step, Inquiries, Inquiry, Inquiry Concerning Virtue or Merit, Merit, Merited, Meriting, Merits, One, One Step, Only, Only One Step, Step, Stepped, Stepping, Steps, Virtue, Virtues, Virtuous, Virtuously
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“From fanaticism to barbarism is only one step”. –Denis Diderot

Francis Galton

March 16, 2010 – 10:19 pm
Posted in Adventurers, Authors, British Empire, Explorers, Geographers, Inventors, Meteorologists, Scientists, Statisticians
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“One of the effects of civilization is to diminish the rigor of the application of the law of natural selection. It preserves weakly lives that would have perished in barbarous lands”. –Francis Galton

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