Quotes About Revolution
In the next hundred years, wooden wagonways diffused across England.
~ Richard Rhodes
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Emancipations as they progressed within less revolutionary states included Holland-Belgium, 1795; Sweden, 1848; Denmark and Greece, 1849; England by a gradual unmuddling completely in 1866; Austria, 1867; Spain by the withdrawal of its 1492 order of expulsion in 1868; the new German Empire, 1871. Though they were influential out of all proportion to their numbers, the emancipated Jews of Western Europe, many of whom moved directly to assimilate, were only a minute fraction of the Diaspora.
~ Richard Rhodes
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The Stanley Steamer was the best-selling car in America in 1898. Two years later, notes the historian Rudi Volti, "of the 4,192 cars produced in the United States in 1900, 1,681 were steamers, 1,575 were electrics, and only 936 used internal combustion engines.
~ Richard Rhodes
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The real change away from horse-drawn transportation came with the advent in the late 1880s of the electric streetcar. Frank Julian Sprague, a West Point–trained electrical engineer, installed the first commercial electric streetcar system in Richmond, Virginia, in 1887.
~ Richard Rhodes
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Yearning for a new way will not produce it. Only ending the old way can do that.
~ Richard Rohr
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She'll have to learn the symbolism of the revolution," somebody said. "But why can't Communism speak a language she understands?" I asked.
~ Richard Wright
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A kiss, she thinks, has to be entirely balanced — it has to have a little conflict, a little dialectic, a little revolution.
~ Rick Moody
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Remake the world, a little at a time, each in your own corner of the world.
~ Rick Riordan
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Of course, even without my help, other forces would keep the cosmos chugging along. Many different belief systems powered the revolution of the planets and stars. Wolves would still chase Sol across the sky. Ra would continue his daily journey in his sun barque. Tonatiuh would keep running on his surplus blood from human sacrifices back in the Aztec days. And that other thing—science— would still generate gravity and quantum physics or whatever.
~ Rick Riordan
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Amy gritted her teeth. King Louis XVI even put Franklin's picture on a chamber pot! Jonah looked at his dad. Do we have souvenir chamber pots? No. His dad whipped out his phone. I'll make the call.
~ Rick Riordan
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There will one day come a girl child who will unseat a king and bring about a great change.
~ Kate DiCamillo
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Where do I start? Revolutions to plot. Enemies to crush. Handsome men to rescue.
~ Kate Elliott
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Revolution? Really, Ono! The communists want a revolution. We want nothing of the sort. Quite the opposite, in fact. We wish for a restoration.
~ Kazuo Ishiguro
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People think they're being saved from a Bolshevik revolution," Frunze said. "The Nazi press has them convinced that the Communists were about to launch a campaign of murder, arson, and poison in every town and village.
~ Ken Follett
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In 1872 the anarchist leader Mikhail Bakunin warned Karl Marx that Communists in power would be as oppressive as the aristocracy they replaced. After what has happened in Russia, can you honestly say Bakunin was wrong?
~ Ken Follett
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They were taught about democracy in London, not about tyranny in Cairo.
~ Ken Follett
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el mayor problema del comunismo era que el poder absoluto del partido siempre sofocaba el cambio. El
~ Ken Follett
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Lenin también ha anunciado una jornada de ocho horas para los trabajadores y educación universal y gratuita para sus hijos.
~ Ken Follett
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Um bebê era como uma revolução, pensou Grigori: você poderia até começar uma, mas era impossível controlar o que seria dela.
~ Ken Follett
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Philip stepped forward to whip the king. He was glad he had lived to see this. After today, he thought, the world will never be quite the same.
~ Ken Follett
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Un bebé era como una revolución, pensó Grigori: era posible iniciarla, pero no controlar qué derrotero tomaba. La
~ Ken Follett
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Perhaps. Still, somehow Russia must join the twentieth century. Either we, the nobility, must do it, or the people will destroy us and do it themselves.
~ Ken Follett
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Este es nuestro país, y debemos tomar el control de él, tal y como han hecho los bolcheviques en Rusia
~ Ken Follett
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hemos ganado —se dijo—. Somos los vencedores. El pueblo ha derrocado a sus opresores.»
~ Ken Follett
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