Pseudo-Abraham-Lincoln-Zitat. |
- "The question between the nation an the insurgents will never be settled until it is settled right".
S. 11 (Link)
- "Its nature is to make trouble until it is settled, and it will not be settled until it is settled right". S. 102 (Link)
- "No question is ever settled / Until it is settled right." (books.google)
- "I believe it was Gladstone who said that no question is ever settled until it is settled right."
- "'A question is never settled until it is settled right,' said Mr. Disraeli, and we propose to keep this question before the people until it is settled, and, as we believe, settled right."
- "Great LINCOLN, with his sane and seer-like sense of the ultimate might of morals, laid his eye, as if to the sights of a long rifle, and said, 'Nothing is ever settled until it is settled right.' [Applause.]"
Melancthon Woolsley Stryker: "Ethics in Politics", speech, N.Y., 19. November 1895, in: Melancthon Woolsley Stryker: "Hamilton, Lincoln a. other addresses", William T. Smith a. Company, Atica, N.Y.: 1896, S. 105 (Link)
- "And as Ella Wheeler Wilcox says, 'No question is ever settled until it's settled right' ." (Link)
- "'A question is never settled until it is settled right,' is one of the wisest of Lincoln's wise sayings. This question of religious education will never be settled "right," until religion is taught in the school." (Link)
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