Revolutions spring not from an accident, but from necessity.
Let us now trace the revolutions in property among the Barbarians.
For in these revolutions, the one who revolts is not the people; it is the king.
The Revolutions of the Sun and Moon, the properest Measures of Time for mankind.
When they happen, they commonly amount to revolutions and dismemberments of empire.
There are, in revolutions, swimmers who go against the current; they are the old parties.
He showed me a gyroscope he had got up which made the incredible number of 4000 revolutions in a second.
They had, so they said, as much as they could do to read about the revolutions, and keep up with the march of intellect and the spirit of the age.
Property, acting by exclusion and encroachment, while population was increasing, has been the life-principle and definitive cause of all revolutions.
But humanity, created for an immortal destiny, is deathless; the revolutions which disturb it are purifying crises, invariably followed by more vigorous health.