Quotation of the Week 17

constantinakatsari May 23, 2010 Quotation of the Week, Uncategorized

“History, like wood, has a grain in it which determines how it splits; and those in authority, besides trying to shape and direct events, sometimes find it more convenient just to let them happen.”

(Malcolm Muggeridge, The Infernal Grove, 1975)

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