Quotes by Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man

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Books are precious things, but more than that, they are the strong backbone of civilization. They are the thread upon wh — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
The key to understanding any people is in its art: its writing, painting, sculpture. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Knowledge is like money: To be of value it must circulate, and in circulating it can increase in quantity and, hopefully — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Only one who has learned much can fully appreciate his ignorance. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Education is everywhere, prompting one to think, to consider, to remember. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
A journey is time suspended. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Historical novels are, without question, the best way of teaching history, for they offer the human stories behind the e — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Browsing through the shelves in bookstores or libraries, I was completely happy. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Much of the study of history is a matter of comparison, of relating what was happening in one area to what was happening — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Personally, I do not believe the human mind has any limits but those we impose ourselves. — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Our world is made up of a myriad of microcosms, of tiny worlds, each with its own habitues, every one known to the other — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Someone has said that culture is what remains with you after you have forgotten all you have read, and I believe there i — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Indeed, I find that distance lends perspective and I often write better of a place when I am some distance from it. One — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
Without books we should very likely be a still-primitive people living in the shadow of traditions that faded with years — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man
If one really wants to learn, one has to decide what is important. Spending an evening on the town? Attending a ball gam — Louis L'Amour, Education of a Wandering Man