Lecture XXVIL: On Habit - Part II: Nothing remains, under God, but those passions which have often proved the best ministers of His vengeance, and the sure

Nothing remains, under God, but those passions which have often proved the best — Lecture XXVIL: On Habit - Part II

Nothing remains, under God, but those passions which have often proved the best ministers of His vengeance, and the surest protectors of the world.

Lecture XXVIL: On Habit - Part II

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Alles, was ausser dem guten Lebenswandel der Mensch noch thun zu können vermeint — Immanuel Kant
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On ne meurt qu'une fois; et c'est pour si longtemps! — Molière
History warns us … that it is the customary fate of new truths to begin as heres — Thomas Henry Huxley