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** Fuente: ''The Saturday Evening Post'' - Volumen 225 (1953) - Página 150.
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** Original: «''I was astonished at the effect my successful landing in France had on the nations of the world. To me, it was like a match lighting a bonfire''».
** Fuente: ''[http://books.google.es/books?id=Da0RjoF-O0EC&pg=PA125 Lindbergh Alone]''. Brendan Gill. Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1977. ISBN 0-87351-426-2, pág. 125.
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** Fuente: ''"The Wisdom of Wilderness"'' en ''LIFE'', (22 de diciembre de 1967).
* «El hombre también pertenece al mundo salvaje. Habiendo evolucionado en él durante millones de siglos, lo salvaje no está alejado de nuestra civilización y
** Original: «The wild world is the human world. Having evolved in it for millions of centuries, we are not far removed by a cloth of civilization. It is packed into our genes. In fact, the more power-driven, complex and delicate our civilization becomes, the more likelihood arises that a collapse will force us back to wildness. There is in wildness a natural wisdom that shapes all Earth's experiments with life. Can we tap this wisdom without experiencing the agony of reverting to wildness? Can we combine it with intellectual developments of which we feel so proud, use it to redirect our modern trends before they lead to a worse breakdown than past civilizations have experienced? I believe we can, and that to do so we must learn from the primitive.»
** Fuente: ''"The Wisdom of Wilderness"'' en ''LIFE'', (22 de diciembre de 1967).
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