| Respectfully Quoted: A Dictionary of Quotations. 1989. |
| Faith to Force |
| Faith, 591–592 absolute f. corrupts absolutely, 1448 as a grain of mustard seed, 592 as young as your f., 2099 form may survive the substance of the f., 717 grant us a common f., 1463 in democracy, 752 is not primarily in these machines of defense but in ourselves, 409 Let us move forward with strong and active f., 695 lost f. in everything we fight and spend for, 752 sign and symbol of a man without f, 863 Some will lose f. in them [rulers], 1020 triumphant result of f. in human kind, 514 utmost good f. shall always be observed towards the Indians, 55 what f. [leads us], 107 When I examined my political f., 414 |
| Fall both f. into the ditch, 2087 if these columns f., 755 of British liberty, 1067 unless we stand for something, we shall f. for anything, 106 |
| False canst not then be f. to any man, 1675 witness, 1804–1805 |
| Falsehoods which interest dictates, and credulity encourages, 1925 |
| Fame, 593–594 air was f., 1686 lived for ends more durable than f., 549 of the brave outlives him, 886 precarious f., 376 true f. … is to be acquired only by noble deeds, 502 |
| Fame’s proud cliff, 593 |
| Family Average American is just like the child in the f., 83 bind together all the branches of the human f., 1536 happiest moments of my life have been [spent] in the bosom of my f., 842 harmful to my f., 1606 honorable exile from one’s f., 842 rather start a f. than finish one, 121 useful to my f. and not to my country, 1606 |
| Fancy in his narratives, 1175 |
| Farce [in history the] second time as f., 856 |
| Farms destroy our f., 27 leave our f., 27 |
| Fascism break-down in Italy followed by f., 2046 |
| Fascist America will one day go f. democratically, 1907 |
| Fashions, 2021 |
| Fat opera ain’t over till the f. lady sings, 1817 |
| Fatal great deal of it [sincerity] is absolutely f., 1696 |
| Fate book of f., 1576 Concern for the man himself and his f., 1661 finger of f., 505 is Freedom / Grace and Surprise, 1856 Nothing is more certainly written in the book of f., 1062 of this country depends [on education], 485 of unborn Millions, 1627 starveling of F. forgets himself into immortality, 1110 terror of overhanging f., 51 that falls on men, 1 |
| Father Honor thy f. and thy mother, 1804 One f. is enough to governe one hundred sons, 193 [to] a boy of 14, my f. was so ignorant, 2003 |
| Fatherland transmit my f. not diminished, 100 |
| Father’s brought up in my f. house to believe in democracy, 1333 |
| Fathers founding f., 1999 in wars the f. did bury their sons, 1955 result vindicates the foresight of the f., 1974 victory has 100 f., 1872 we confront tasks … [different] … from those which our f. faced, 697 |
| Fatigue terrors of f., 1097 |
| Fatigues of supporting it [freedom], 664 |
| Fattening immoral, illegal, or f., 846 |
| Fault excusing of a f. / Doth make the f. the worse by excuse, 837 |
| Faults admitted of peaceable and legal remedies, 737 are not in our Constitution, but in ourselves, 318 Constitution, with all its f., 322 knowledge of her f., 1460 |
| Fear, 696–600 as old as your f,, 2099 brave man is not he who feels no f., 353 do not f. to die, 1121 early and provident f. is the mother of safety, 595 free every man from f., 785 freedom from f., 655 frivolous f., 1082 let us never f. to negotiate, 598 Let us never negotiate out of f., 598 mind is shackled or made impotent through f., 671 need not f. to say it, 169 never strike sail to a f., 597 not in f., but in hope, 54 not to f. the young, 19 Nothing is so much to be feared as f., 600 only thing we have to f. is f. itself, 599 result not of caution but of f., 596 singing in the dark does not dispel f., 1836 was translated into doctrines, 925 |
| Feared public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be f., 383 worst to be f., 403 |
| Fearless historian should be f. and incorruptible, 1748 |
| Federal city, 1974 district, 512 |
| Federal Constitution. See Amendment; Constitution; Constitution of the United States. |
| Federalists We are f., 1596 |
| Federation of the world, 2038 |
| Feed him for a lifetime, 484 |
| Feeds bite the hand that f. them, 906 |
| Feet man who had no f., 1682 of clay, 248 were bare, 1682 |
| Felicity which always escapes him, 86 |
| Feline delinquency, 163 |
| Fellow immigrants, 882 revolutionaries, 1615 |
| Female Commend her among her f. acquaintances, 1460 |
| Fence Extremes that f. all efforts in, 659 |
| Fermi, Enrico (1901–1954), 124 |
| Few prejudices of the f., 314 so f. have been asked to do so much for so many on so little, 449 so much owed by so many to so f., 2052 |
| Fictitious value of money, 1203 |
| Field like a ripe f. of wheat where once drove plough, 915 |
| Fields of friendly strife, 1874 |
| Fierce women in combat might be too f., 1190 |
| Fifth Column, 408 |
| Fifty At f., chides his infamous delay, 1223 |
| Fig calls f. a f., 1748 |
| Fight for his rights, 1191 for the right, 1634 for the things which we have always carried nearest to our hearts, 2049 for things sacred / And things profane, 100 I have not yet begun to f., 1625 in the fields and in the streets, 1354 in the hills, 1354 not to enslave, 665 nothing which he is willing to f. for, 1934 on the beaches, 1354 on the landing grounds, 1354 rearm in order to f., 401 their way to many a liberty, 1076 time to f., and that time has now come, 1936 war with arms while the diplomats … f. it with words, 247 we must f., 1922 when there is no hope of victory, 1634 |
| Fighter born f. … who can dispense with success, 1087 |
| Fighting aggressive f. for the right, 1637 |
| Fights you on patriotic principles, 535 |
| Finest America’s f. hours, 1884 hour, 2055 |
| Finger of fate, 505 |
| Finish the work we are in, 1325 |
| Fire count on us [America] to furnish the [f.] hose and water, 626 Don’t f. unless fired upon, 1940 for the second time in the history of the world, man will have discovered f., 1134 glow from that f. can truly light the world, 770 hearts were touched with f., 2091 how much f. you have in your belly, 1089 instruction we find in books is like f., 2080 like a f. bell in the night, 1700 not light that is needed, but f., 1575 of genius, in the discovery and production of new and useful things, 1535 of genius was extinguished, 1647 a single shot, 1657 |
| Firebrands wars have been precipitated by f., 253 |
| Fires of freedom … burn low, 654 |
| Fireside chats, 56, 379, 750 |
| Firmness in the right, 1325 |
| First Amendment, 167, 1015 by whom the New are tried, 2021 free man f. and an American second, 1396 is but a splendid misery, 1493 |
| Fiscal rocks of loose f. policy, 480 |
| Fish Give a man a f. and you feed him for a day, 484 Teach a man to f. and you feed him for a lifetime, 484 |
| Fixed star in our constitutional constellation, 647 |
| Flag, 601–602 behold the gorgeous ensign of the republic, 1855 loved but one f., 1026 our standard, Old Glory, a symbol of freedom, 1364 pledge allegiance to the F. of the United States, 1363 Rally round the f., boys, 601 Your f. and my f., 602 |
| Flags [blue battle-flag inscribed] Don’t give up the ship, 990 tattered f. of the tented field, 778 |
| Flame pulpits f. with righteousness, 829 Which naught but tears can drown, 844 |
| Flanders Fields, 65, 2048 |
| Flash of the day, 1028 |
| Flatter fawn and f. to avoid a sneer, 656 the people in order to betray them, 63 |
| Flattery he should spread it on, not in thin layers, 1391 to give or to receive f., 1459 Unseduced by F., 549 unwarranted f., 1403 |
| Fleas like friendly apes, to pick the f. from each other’s fur, 2079 |
| Fleeing from himself and denying his human nature, 1000 |
| Fleet sailing under Convoy, 44 the works of men, 1220 |
| Flies He who f. proves himself guilty, 835 |
| Flights of the human mind, 1195 |
| Float before we f. farther on the waves of this debate, 1286 |
| Flower Faded the f., 1219 |
| Flowers give them the f. now, 1218 |
| Flying, 603–604 chariot in which a man may sit, 1744 |
| Foe go forth from the sweet peace of our beloved firesides to smite the f., 1950 oppose any f., 1066 without hate, 820 See also Enemies; Enemy |
| Folger Shakespeare Library, inscriptions, 1686 |
| Follow as the night the day, 1675 I must f. them, for I am their leader, 1021 know how to f., too, 1023 State must f. and not lead the character and progress of the citizen, 1004 |
| Folly by the exposure of folly … it is defeated, 681 going underground to escape the consequences of his own f., 125 three things which are real: God, human f., and laughter, 1095 war contains so much f., 1932 words of delusion and f., 1855 |
| Fool all of the people all of the time, 609 all of the people some of the time, 609 an assembly of great men is the greatest f. upon earth, 608 At thirty man suspects himself a f., 1223 if a man is a f.,… encourage him to advertise the fact by speaking, 681 keeps a f. at court, 1156 power to make a f. of himself, 1898 silence any friend of yours whom you know to be a f., 610 some of the people all the time, 609 whosoever shall say, Thou f., shall be in danger of hell fire, 605 |
| Foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, 1194 he [Abraham Lincoln] was, 1110 more f., 23 |
| Foolishness age of f., 1818 |
| Fools, 605–610 old men know young men are f., 607 [patriotism] is the first, last and middle range of f., 1306 percentage of f. in this country, 606 Twenty-seven millions, mostly f., 606 young men think old men are f., 607 |
| For what counts now is … what we are f., 107 whom the bell tolls, 134 |
| Force use of f. should not be excluded, 253 |
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