Journal of Contemporary History

The abler persons in the world in the long run are the more clean, decent, just, and kind. Edward L. Thorndike

If the aristocratic principle continues to give way to the equalitarian denial of the need of leadership, parliamentary government may ultimately become impossible. Irving Babbitt

A second set of requisites of a humane civilization is that the dominant elite should know what they want, that they should give the people what they think best for the people, and that they should make the people both like and fit the scheme. Lawrence Dennis