Emerson on HistoryQuotations and fragments from Emerson's Essay "History".
Facts encumber [men], tyrannize over them . . . a literal obedience to facts . . . The men that are admired also speak of what is within their admirers. * By a deeper apprehension . . . the artist attains the power of awakening other souls. [Man at times] pierces to the truth through . . . the caricature of institutions. The transmigration of souls is no fable. [Learn to observe first-hand what you can.] |
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