Anyone Who Thus Looks Up Has Some

A Remarkable Feature Of The Humanitarian Movement, On Both Its Sentimental And Utilitarian Sides, Has Been Its Preoccupation With The Lot Of The Masses.

A Man Needs To Look, Not Down, But Up To Standards Set So Much Above His Ordinary Self As To Make Him Feel That He Is Himself Spiritually The Underdog.

Yet Aristotle's Excellence Of Substance, So Far From Being Associated With The Grand Style, Is Associated With Something That At Times Comes Perilously Near Jargon.

If A Man Went Simply By What He Saw, He Might Be Tempted To Affirm That The Essence Of Democracy Is Melodrama.

The Democratic Idealist Is Prone To Make Light Of The Whole Question Of Standards And Leadership Because Of His Unbounded Faith In The Plain People.