Margaret MacMillan Quotes

His Older Compatriot Friedrich Nietzsche Had Entertained No Such Hopes: "For Long Now Our Entire European Culture Has Been Moving With A Tormenting Tension That Grows Greater From Decade To Decade, As If Towards A Catastrophe: Restless, Violent, Precipitate, Like A River That Wants To Reach Its End."23

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