Barbara Tuchman Quotes

It Hurt The Economic Historians, The Marxists And The Fabians, To Admit That The Ten Hour Bill, The Basic Piece Of 19th Century Legislation, Came Down From The Top, Out Of Aa Nobleman's Private Feelings About The Gospel, Or That The Abolition Of The Slave Trade Was Achieved, Not Through The Operation Of Some "law" Of Profit And Loss, But Peurlet As The Result Of Tyhe New Humanitarianism Of The Evangelicals.

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