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Top 25 Hampton Sides Quotes (2025 Update)

Hampton Sides Quote: “He became more and more intrigued by the Arctic, by its lonely grandeur, by its mirages and strange tricks of light, its mock moons and blood-red halos, its thick, misty atmospheres, which altered and magnified sounds, leaving the impression that one was living under a dome.”

1. “He became more and more intrigued by the Arctic, by its lonely grandeur, by its mirages and strange tricks of light, its mock moons and blood-red halos, its thick, misty atmospheres, which altered and magnified sounds, leaving the impression that one was living under a dome.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Yakutsk was widely considered the coldest city on earth – a designation it still holds today – and the world’s largest city built entirely on permafrost.”

2. “Yakutsk was widely considered the coldest city on earth – a designation it still holds today – and the world’s largest city built entirely on permafrost.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “For poverty is miserable. It is ugly, disorganized, rowdy, sick, uneducated, violent, afflicted with crime. Poverty demeans human dignity. The demanding tone, the inarticulateness, the implied violence deeply offended us. We didn’t want to see it on our sacred monumental grounds. We wanted it out of sight and out of mind.”

3. “For poverty is miserable. It is ugly, disorganized, rowdy, sick, uneducated, violent, afflicted with crime. Poverty demeans human dignity. The demanding tone, the inarticulateness, the implied violence deeply offended us. We didn’t want to see it on our sacred monumental grounds. We wanted it out of sight and out of mind.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “I thought we’d been forgotten,” the prisoner said. “No, you’re not forgotten,” Robbins said. “We’ve come for you.”

4. “I thought we’d been forgotten,” the prisoner said. “No, you’re not forgotten,” Robbins said. “We’ve come for you.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “He belonged to the men who have cared for great things, not to bring themselves honor, but because doing great things could alone satisfy their natures.”

5. “He belonged to the men who have cared for great things, not to bring themselves honor, but because doing great things could alone satisfy their natures.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “This same strain of transcendent “love-your-enemies” thinking guided Young, Abernathy, and the others as they began to contemplate their leader’s death. As Young put it, “We aren’t so much concerned with who killed Martin, as with what killed him.” It.”

6. “This same strain of transcendent “love-your-enemies” thinking guided Young, Abernathy, and the others as they began to contemplate their leader’s death. As Young put it, “We aren’t so much concerned with who killed Martin, as with what killed him.” It.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Daddy King recognized that in the face of concerted evil, his son had nowhere to hide. “No matter how much protection a person has, it will not be enough if the enemy is hatred,” he would write. His son’s fate, he realized, had been sealed years earlier. “To avoid it was impossible, even as avoiding the coming of darkness in the evening.” The.”

7. “Daddy King recognized that in the face of concerted evil, his son had nowhere to hide. “No matter how much protection a person has, it will not be enough if the enemy is hatred,” he would write. His son’s fate, he realized, had been sealed years earlier. “To avoid it was impossible, even as avoiding the coming of darkness in the evening.” The.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Wallace seemed to draw strength from the restiveness in the air. “He has a bugle voice of venom,” a commentator from the New Republic wrote, “and a gut knowledge of the prejudices of his audience.” A Newsweek correspondent covering the Wallace rallies, noting “the heat, the rebel yells, the flags waving,” and the legions of “psychologically threadbare” supporters, declared that Wallace “speaks to the unease everyone senses in America.”

8. “Wallace seemed to draw strength from the restiveness in the air. “He has a bugle voice of venom,” a commentator from the New Republic wrote, “and a gut knowledge of the prejudices of his audience.” A Newsweek correspondent covering the Wallace rallies, noting “the heat, the rebel yells, the flags waving,” and the legions of “psychologically threadbare” supporters, declared that Wallace “speaks to the unease everyone senses in America.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Muir now could see that this icy wilderness was as vulnerable as it was vast – marked by fragile rhythms of migration, interdependencies of population, and patterns of habit many thousands of years in the making.”

9. “Muir now could see that this icy wilderness was as vulnerable as it was vast – marked by fragile rhythms of migration, interdependencies of population, and patterns of habit many thousands of years in the making.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “We do not want to go to the right or left, but straight back to our own country!”

10. “We do not want to go to the right or left, but straight back to our own country!”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Yet Wallace and other segregationists created an inflamed environment in which a confused but also ambitious man like Ray could think it was permissible, perhaps even noble, to murder King. The signals Ray was picking up enabled him to believe that society would smile on his crime. What.”

11. “Yet Wallace and other segregationists created an inflamed environment in which a confused but also ambitious man like Ray could think it was permissible, perhaps even noble, to murder King. The signals Ray was picking up enabled him to believe that society would smile on his crime. What.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “A stagnant navy,” noted one maritime scholar, “was no place for a man on the make.”

12. “A stagnant navy,” noted one maritime scholar, “was no place for a man on the make.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “As the Jeannette drew nearer to the equator, the waters became oily calm and teemed with eels, tortoises, and dolphins.”

13. “As the Jeannette drew nearer to the equator, the waters became oily calm and teemed with eels, tortoises, and dolphins.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “But their greater slaughter was unwitting: As the forerunners of Western civilization, creeping up the river valleys and across the mountain passes, the trappers brought smallpox and typhoid, they brought guns and whiskey and venereal disease, they brought the puzzlement of money and the gleam of steel. And on their liquored breath they whispered the coming of an unimaginable force, of a gathering shadow on the eastern horizon, gorging itself on the continent as it pressed steadily this way.”

14. “But their greater slaughter was unwitting: As the forerunners of Western civilization, creeping up the river valleys and across the mountain passes, the trappers brought smallpox and typhoid, they brought guns and whiskey and venereal disease, they brought the puzzlement of money and the gleam of steel. And on their liquored breath they whispered the coming of an unimaginable force, of a gathering shadow on the eastern horizon, gorging itself on the continent as it pressed steadily this way.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “As he saw it, the central issue had shifted from the purely racial to the economic. King likened the situation to a lifelong prisoner who is released from jail after the warden discovers that the man was falsely accused all along. “Go ahead, you’re free now,” the jailer says. But the prisoner has no job skills, no prospects, and the jailer doesn’t think to give him money for the bus fare into town.”

15. “As he saw it, the central issue had shifted from the purely racial to the economic. King likened the situation to a lifelong prisoner who is released from jail after the warden discovers that the man was falsely accused all along. “Go ahead, you’re free now,” the jailer says. But the prisoner has no job skills, no prospects, and the jailer doesn’t think to give him money for the bus fare into town.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “I follow the scent of falling rain And head for the place where it is darkest I follow the lightning And draw near to the place where it strikes – NAVAJO CHANT.”

16. “I follow the scent of falling rain And head for the place where it is darkest I follow the lightning And draw near to the place where it strikes – NAVAJO CHANT.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “The exodus of this whole people from the land of their fathers is a touching sight,” Carleton wrote. “They have fought us gallantly for years on years; they have defended their mountains and their stupendous canyons with heroism; but at length, they found it was their destiny, too, to give way to the insatiable progress of our race.”

17. “The exodus of this whole people from the land of their fathers is a touching sight,” Carleton wrote. “They have fought us gallantly for years on years; they have defended their mountains and their stupendous canyons with heroism; but at length, they found it was their destiny, too, to give way to the insatiable progress of our race.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “This legendary effort – which Navajos who live around Canyon de Chelly insist to this day is entirely true – allowed the three hundred refugees on Fortress Rock to outlast the siege and slip from Carson’s long reach. They were never captured.”

18. “This legendary effort – which Navajos who live around Canyon de Chelly insist to this day is entirely true – allowed the three hundred refugees on Fortress Rock to outlast the siege and slip from Carson’s long reach. They were never captured.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Luck in combat is fickle,” Barber once said. “But I’ve noticed through the years that those who make the best preparations enjoy the best luck.”

19. “Luck in combat is fickle,” Barber once said. “But I’ve noticed through the years that those who make the best preparations enjoy the best luck.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “The degree to which a society is civilized can be judged by entering its prisons.”

20. “The degree to which a society is civilized can be judged by entering its prisons.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “War is the unfolding of miscalculations. – BARBARA TUCHMAN.”

21. “War is the unfolding of miscalculations. – BARBARA TUCHMAN.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “He practiced the code of swift reprisal that was almost universally practiced by the Indians themselves: Failure to strike back, he understood, would only be interpreted as weakness and inevitably lead to an even bolder assault.”

22. “He practiced the code of swift reprisal that was almost universally practiced by the Indians themselves: Failure to strike back, he understood, would only be interpreted as weakness and inevitably lead to an even bolder assault.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “The new policy was tantamount to apartheid, to be sure. But if it was predicated on the prevailing racism of the time, it was also fueled by an emerging humanitarian concern that whole tribes were truly on the brink of expiration – becoming, in Carleton’s alarming phrase, Children of the Mist.”

23. “The new policy was tantamount to apartheid, to be sure. But if it was predicated on the prevailing racism of the time, it was also fueled by an emerging humanitarian concern that whole tribes were truly on the brink of expiration – becoming, in Carleton’s alarming phrase, Children of the Mist.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “Filipinos were famous for their garrulousness. They were the Irish of Asia, it was sometimes said – warm, openhearted, story-loving, with unslakable appetites for the latest rumor or fact.”

24. “Filipinos were famous for their garrulousness. They were the Irish of Asia, it was sometimes said – warm, openhearted, story-loving, with unslakable appetites for the latest rumor or fact.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “More than 150 Cheyenne, mostly women and children, were murdered in cold blood that day, in a massacre that is now widely regarded as the worst atrocity committed in all the Indian wars.”

25. “More than 150 Cheyenne, mostly women and children, were murdered in cold blood that day, in a massacre that is now widely regarded as the worst atrocity committed in all the Indian wars.”

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Hampton Sides Quote: “The Navajos were another matter. Theirs was a sprawling nation, wealthy in stock, obdurate in its ways, open to change but only on its terms.”

26. “The Navajos were another matter. Theirs was a sprawling nation, wealthy in stock, obdurate in its ways, open to change but only on its terms.”

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