The Necessary Asset—Friends (1917): “The most valuable friend
is the friend who is one for friendship’s sake alone.”
Building a World Brotherhood (1918): “In [Jesus’s] estimation of things,
a man was a man. He could be no more and there was no disposition to ever
rate him as less.”
The Laughing Man (1919): “My lords,” he said, “I bring you news—news of
the existence of mankind.”
The Safe Foundations for a League of Nations (1919): “If the hearts of men
are not right toward one another, the vision of peace will be as idle
a dream as it was in the past years.”
Is It Nothing to You (1929): “By all these things we and ours are
profoundly affected. Why should we not care?”
What Makes a City? (1929): “The greatest factor [in what makes a city is]
the care it takes of and the safeguards with which it surrounds
its people.”