What I see is not some momentary blip. But I see the payoffs of investments that were made 70 years ago. We are on a continued climb in this long process of America embracing creative culture as one of its founding core ideals.
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Benjamin Graham — The Intelligent Investor (paraphrased in subsequent commentary by Graham himself)
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Louis Cheslaw
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Gilbert Keith Chesterton — Heretics