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| Respectfully Quoted: A Dictionary of Quotations. 1989. |
| Military to Mystification |
| Military instruction a regular part of collegiate education, 1187 leader, 1729 manliness to which the m. mind so faithfully clings, 526 order and property would be saved by a strong m. government, 421 preparedness, 493 rejects include tomorrow’s hard core unemployed, 1189 spirit evaporated, 1647 War is much too serious a matter to be entrusted to the m., 1954 |
| Military affairs, 1176–1185 |
| Military-industrial complex, 1177 |
| Military service, 1186–1193 |
| Millionaire one m. and many beggars, 39 |
| Millionaires eight m. and one plumber, 1510 |
| Millions fate of unborn M., 1627 for defense, 804 yet unborn, 1630 |
| Milton, John (1608–1674), 1574 |
| Mimesis withdrawal of m. on the part of the majority, 227 |
| Mind, 1194–1198 Almighty God hath created the m. free, 667 aristocrat in morals as in m., 188 at work for itself, 1282 can invent peace with justice, 1959 creations of our m., 1661 cultivated m. is the guardian genius of Democracy, 1196 emancipation of m., 639 he who can alter my state of m., 818 improving the m. and morals of society, 1924 is contented and happy, 487 is shackled or made impotent through fear, 671 it [hanging] concentrates his m. wonderfully, 369 Let them m. their own affairs, 1008 light over the public m., 496 military m., 526 of man is never satisfied, 1195 progress of the human m., 178 state of m., 1436 To educate a man in m. and not in morals, 500 to preserve the freedom of the human m., 676 tyranny over the m. of man, 1844 War is an invention of the human m., 1959 [Youth] is a state of m., 2099 |
| Minds business of little m. to shrink, 356 chance favors only those m. which are prepared, 174 curiosity of young m., 487 hobgoblin of little m., 1194 men’s immortal m., 1198 narrow m., 1663 of your young men, 2086 wars begin in the m. of men, 1966 |
| Mine personnel m., 2070 vehicular m., 2070 |
| Minerva birth of M. from the brain of Jove, 813 |
| Minimal more m. the art, 95 |
| Minimum for the wages of women, 2013 of jolt, 1837 |
| Minister from the devil himself, if he wore a crown, we should receive a m., 614 |
| Ministers business of m. … to consult … the people, 794 |
| Minority failure of creative power in the m., 227 Hates a m., 1141 rich, who are always a m., 1139 should be ready to yield to a majority, 414 To protect the weak and the m., 786 |
| Miracles happen all the time, 69 |
| Miraculous takes a little longer, 1183 |
| Mirrors and blue smoke, 1415 blue smoke and m., 1415 only way you can do that is with m., 1411 |
| Mischievous position on almost every public question was … m., 1274 |
| Misery affluent m., 17 annual expenditure twenty pounds ought six, result m., 380 bonds of mass m., 623 first is but a splendid m., 1493 I saw, and a great part of which I was, 1951 of old age, 21 Physical m. is great everywhere out here [Africa], 1609 plague America with m. in the name of liberty, 1047 produce that m. which he strives in vain to relieve, 566 sumptuous m., 16 trafficking in human m., 832 |
| Misfortune Success is the necessary m. of life, 1785 |
| Misfortunes strength to endure the m. of others, 1773 |
| Missiles, 407 |
| Mississippi, 1985 |
| Mistake Biggest damfool m. I ever made, 924 sin to believe evil of others, but it is seldom a m., 562 |
| Mistakes face reality and our past m., 1836 |
| Mistress in my own [house], 2014 |
| Mistresses your Lordship’s principles, or your Lordship’s m., 372 |
| Mitchell, John Newton (1913– ), 1394 |
| Mob are called to suppress the free expression of thought, 1642 infuriated and degraded m., 46 only difference between a m. and a trained army is organization, 1375 |
| Mobs of great cities, 1337 should … not depend on government, 795 |
| Mock patriotism, 1641 |
| Mocked power which dominates in the United States does not understand being m., 362 |
| Mockery a sham, a pretense—the sheerest m., 671 of a trial, 916 |
| Mocking bird speech, 295 |
| Moderately good is not so good as it ought to be, 1199 |
| Moderation, 1199 in principle, is a species of vice, 1199 in temper, is always a virtue, 1199 in the pursuit of justice is no virtue, 581 |
| Modernization see the processes of m. in motion, 182 |
| Moles force us to live underground with the m., 125 |
| Molière (pseudonym of Jean Baptiste Poquelin, 1622–1673), 362 |
| Moments of unutterable fulfillment, 922 |
| Mona Lisa painted by a club, 898 |
| Monarchy abuses of m., 1597 everything republican which was not m., 1597 gradually transforms itself into a republic, 1598 Republic or a M., 1593 virtually and substantially a m., 425 |
| Mondale, Walter F. (1928– ), 1611 |
| Monday’s child is fair in face, 200 |
| Money, 1200–1209 appropriation of public m. always is perfectly lovely until some one is asked to pay the bill, 797 blind with the lust for m., 832 buying nothing without the m. in our pockets to pay for it, 358 Credit is to m. what m. is to articles of merchandise, 359 duty to make m. and still more m., 1207 I saved my m., 2071 is power, 1201 patronage of m., 803 paying our own m. for unexplained projects, 802 people’s m., 801 power to make m., 1207 pretty soon you’re talking about real m., 800 spending other people’s m., 805 spending the public m., 799 value of m., 1203 we do spend on Government 807 |
| Money’s get their m. worth, except for these [taxes], 1789 |
| Moneys dispensation of the public m., 802 |
| Mongrel banner invented for a league, 1026 |
| Monied aristocracy, 101 |
| Monkeys might write all the books in the British Museum, 2076 |
| Monogamists who don’t monog, 1168 |
| Monroe Doctrine, 629–630 |
| Monument pedestal waiting for a m., 161 The Republic is his m., 830 |
| Monuments of man’s pride, 822 |
| Moon first radio message from, 1737 first words spoken on, 1738 landing a man on the m., 1740 means invented of journeying to the m., 1744 See also Space exploration |
| Moral chains upon their own appetites, 1051 complaisance, 258 courage to enter the m. conflict, 1212 dependence upon relief induces a spiritual and m. disintegration, 1984 equivalent of war, 526 factor involved, 1085 imagination is missing, 442 imperatives with a Southern strategy, 444 invisible molecular m. forces, 822 not measures of m. judgment, 627 period of m. crisis, 1211 place of m. leadership. 1504 power is to physical as three parts out of four, 1213 progress, 1663 sanction and support wherever she thinks that justice is, 533 standards and values, 1018 standards of our society, 1802 test of government, 724 This struggle may be a m. one, 443 tide of the moment, 1025 till all are m., 1350 |
| Morale is to material as is the ratio of three to one, 1213 |
| Morality, 1210–1214 and knowledge, being necessary to good government, 55 commerce without m., 1697 fundamental principle of m., 1214 I know but one code of m. for men, 667 |
| Morally and intellectually superior to all men, 1349 no matter how m. wrong he may be, 982 not progressed m., 1538 treasonable, 1507 wrong, 1640 |
| Morals aristocrat in m., 188 have need of the laws, 1011 improving the mind and m. of society, 1924 Rome’s decline lay in her … m., 1646 To educate a man in mind and not in m., 500 |
| More government which attempts m., 781 No man can do m., 513 will sometimes be demanded of you than is reasonable, 1119 You cannot do m., 469 |
| Mormons, 1168 |
| Morning day is a perpetual m., 1808 shall always come, 1517 |
| Mortal all men m. but themselves, 1223 power, 865 remember that thou art m., 1224 |
| Mortality, 1215–1224 |
| Mortifying Every proceeding respecting myself has been so thoroughly m., 1626 |
| Mother fear is the m. of safety, 595 Honor thy father and thy m., 1804 My m., drunk or sober, 345 of Exiles, 1770 owe to my angel m., 1225 a word that means the world to me, 1226 |
| Mother-power sheer waste of m., 1165 |
| Mother’s ashes, 1067 |
| Mothers, 1225–1226 |
| Motive right m., 1909 which impels them, 1307 |
| Motives, 1227–1231 not inquire too curiously into m., 1228 value world sets upon m., 1230 |
| Motto E pluribus unum, 1867 I heartily accept the m., 753 Liberty and Union, now and for ever, one and inseparable, 1855 toward the Congress, 264 |
| Mottos Atlanta Journal, 1244 Christopher Society, 448 Lend a Hand Society, 1434 Scripps-Howard newspapers, 971 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1183 |
| Mount Everest, 1741 |
| Mountain He’s allowed me to go up to the m., 572 I’ve been to the other side of the m., 577 |
| Mountains From the big dizzy m., 33 |
| Mourn foolish and wrong to m. the men who have died, 1730 Let me not m. for the men who have died, 1730 time to m., 1810 |
| Mourning Don’t waste any time m., 984 |
| Mouse-trap make a better m., 1780 |
| Movements many of the world’s great m. … have flowed from the work of a single man, 902 |
| Movie stars, 1406 |
| Much do so m. for so many on so little, 449 done so m. with so little, 2060 so m. owed by so many to so few, 2052 tho’ m. is taken, m. abides, 575 |
| Mulish obstructionism in domestic policy, 1042 |
| Multiply we m. whenever we are mown down, 1066 |
| Multitude vicious, reckless m., 46 |
| Murphy’s Law, 1232 |
| Muses may the “sweet M.” … bear me away, 376 |
| Music divinest m. has not been conceived, 111 of our own opinions, 678 step to the m. which he hears, 905 |
| Mussolini, Benito Amilcare Andrea (1883–1945), 1372 |
| Mustard faith as a grain of m. seed, 592 |
| Myself If I am not for m., 1673 if I am only for m., 1673 |
| Mysteries love for the m. of nature, 1664 of the future, 41 |
| Mystery and concealment, 1670 inside an enigma, 1652 of sex, 1684 |
| Mystification affair of masks and m., 1943 |
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