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David McCullough Quotes
«When the founders spoke of the pursuit of happiness they didn't mean longer vacations or more stuff. This is what they meant.»
Author: David McCullough
«The Great Bridge, The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge»
Author: David McCullough
«It was like the parting of the seas.»
Author: David McCullough
«His only intention, as he said, was to do nothing accept no position, lend his name to no organization or transaction that would exploit or 'commercialize' the prestige and dignity of the office of the President.»
Author: David McCullough
«The man who emerges is truly heroic, and that was a surprise for me, ... This is a greathearted fellow, for all his failings ... a very warm, full-dimensional human being.»
Author: David McCullough
«A writer wants a good subject, ... one where you don't have to resort to objectifying, because he tells you (about himself).»
Author: David McCullough
«If they want to make us park [in the stadium lots], then they should make the parking affordable. But this is really the right time to do this. Strategically, this is a good move because the team is getting better, and more fans might be showing up.»
Author: David McCullough
«No harm's done to history by making it something someone would want to read.»
Author: David McCullough
«Real success is finding your lifework in the worth that you love.»
Author: David McCullough
«It was a small battle, but it was very important, because we won for the first time, ... It had a huge psychological effect. . . . That was its importance. They sensed it was possible, possible - not guaranteed, nothing was guaranteed - that we might prevail.»
Author: David McCullough