1,199 Quotes About Historical-fiction

Adults were always judging one another based on appearance, religion, skin color, or wealth. Children were not like that. For them, everyone was equal, and they hardly noticed differences between peers.

I can’t live there, but I don’t know what I’d do if Buenos Aires didn’t exist. Chaotic, dehumanizing, dirty, anarchic — but she is my mistress, my lover.

The souls of men and women make a country great.

Don’t confuse flags for patriots.

You can’t love a symbol and hate what it represents.

For a moment, time stood still; nothing happened; eternity posed all its intricate movement on that one moment.

Tears spilled out of closed eyes and mixed with the tears of the faces pressed against them.

Observing the happiness of others always makes the world make a little more sense all of a sudden, makes suffering a little more bearable, makes grief a little less suffocating.

From the green valleys of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon , were a village of men and women set their faces against the horror and showed that, armed with the Spirit, the noblest hearts are always capable of overcoming and that there shadows of evil will finally be dispelled until light invades everything once more — for a new generation to believe it can change the world, or at least try.