William Powell Quotes

A Revolution Was Never Fought, Throughout History, For Ideals. Revolutions Were Fought For Much More Concrete Things: Food, Clothes, Housing, And To Relieve Intolerable Oppression. ... I Know Of No One, Outside Of Patrick Henry, Willing To Die For An Abstraction.

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