Henry David Thoreau Quotes

History Has Neither The Venerableness Of Antiquity, Nor The Freshness Of The Modern. It Does As If It Would Go To The Beginning Ofthings, Which Natural History Might With Reason Assume To Do; But Consider The Universal History, And Then Tell Us,
when Did Burdock And Plantain Sprout First?

Related Authors

• Al Hirschfeld
• Brian Kinney
• Daniel Tyler
• David John Allan
• Elizabeth Ehrlich
• Ellen F. Wachtel
• Elsa Einstein
• M.A. Simcox
• Michel Foucault
• Peter Thomas Bauer
• Simon A. Lack
• Zeljko Ivanek

Related Topics

• Best Friend Poem Quotes

  Every poem is a love poem, my dad had said. I'd always thought he meant romantic love...but there were so many kinds of great love: mother and daughter love. Father — Margo Rabb

• Best Tumblr For Life Quotes

  First dates are great ways to see how someone acts when putting his best foot forward. — Amy Leigh Mercree

• Funny High School Girl Quotes

  When I was in high school, there was 'Superbad' and 'The Girl Next Door' and 'Wedding Crashers' and all these great movies. You hope to be a part of something — Miles Teller

• King George Vi Speech Quotes

  House of Commons: 'You ask, what is our aim? I can answer in one word: victory, victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory, however long and — Geert Mak

• Unintentional Mistake Quotes

  This was unintentional." It became something more without noticing. Without realizing. "Am I a mistake - " "No, myshka. You're just the unexpected, beautiful thing in my life. — Krista Ritchie