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　　61.Ofcourse，itwouldbeasdangeroustooverreacttohistorybyconcludingthatthemajoritymustnowbewrongaboutexpansionasitwouldbetore-enacttheresponsethatgreetedthesuggestionthatthecontinentshaddrifted.
　　62.Whilethefactofthisconsumerrevolutionishardlyindoubt，threekeyquestionsremain：whoweretheconsumers？Whatweretheirmotives？Andwhatweretheeffectofthenewdemandforluxuries？
　　63.Althoughithasbeenpossibletoinferfromthegoodsandservicesactuallyproducedwhatmanufacturersandservicingtradesthoughttheircustomerswanted，onlyastudyofrelevantpersonaldocumentswrittenbyactualconsumerswillprovideaprecisepictureofwhowantedwhat.
　　64.Withrespecttotheirreasonsforimmigrating，Grassydoesnotdenytheirfrequentlynotedfactthatsomeoftheimmigrantsofthe1630’s，mostnotablytheorganizersandclergy，advancedreligiousexplanationsfordeparture，buthefindsthatsuchexplanationsusuallyassumedprimacyonlyinretrospect.
　　65.Ifwetaketheage-andsex-specificunemploymentratesthatexistedin1956（whentheoverallunemploymentratewas4.1percent）andweightthembytheage-andsex-specificsharesofthelaborforcethatprevailcurrently，theoverallunemploymentratebecomes5percent.
　　66.HewaspuzzledthatIdidnotwantwhatwasobviouslya"stepup"towardwhatallAmericansaretaughttowantwhentheygrowup：moneyandpower.
　　67.Unlessproductivitygrowthisunexpectedlylarge，however，theexpansionofrealoutputmusteventuallybegintoslowdowntotheeconomy’slargerrungrowthpotentialifgeneralizeddemandpressuresonpricesaretobeavoided.
　　68.However，wheninvestmentflowsprimarilyinonedirection，asitgenerallydoesfromindustrialtodevelopingcountries，theseeminglyreciprocalsource-basedrestrictionsproducerevenuesacrificesprimarilybythestatereceivingmostoftheforeigninvestmentandproducingmostoftheincome-namely，thedevelopingcountrypartner.
　　69.ThepursuitofprivateinterestswithaslittleinterferenceaspossiblefromgovernmentwasseenastheroadtohumanhappinessandprogressratherthanthepublicobligationandinvolvementinthecollectivecommunitythatemphasizedbytheGreeks.
　　70.Thedefenselawyerreliedonlong-standingprinciplesgoverningtheconductofprosecutingattorneys：asquasi-judicialofficersofthecourttheyareunderadutynottoprejudiceaparty’scasethroughoverzealousprosecutionortodetractfromtheimpartialityofcourtroomatmosphere.
　　71.Noprudentpersondaredtoactontheassumptionthat，whenthecontinentwassettled，onegovernmentcouldincludethewhole；andwhenthevastexpensebrokeup，asseemedinevitable，intoacollectionofseparatenations，onlydiscord，antagonism，andwarscouldbeexpected.
　　72.Iftheywererightinthinkingthatthenextnecessityinhumanprogresswastolifttheaveragepersonuponanintellectualandsociallevelwiththemostfavored，theystoodatleastthreegenerationsnearerthanEuropetothatgoal.
　　73.Somehowheknowsthatifourhucksteringcivilizationdidnotateverymomentviolatetheeternalfitnessofthings，thepoet’ssongwouldhavebeengiventotheworld，andthepoetwouldhavebeencaredforbythewholehumanbrotherhood，asanymanshouldbewhodoesthedutythateverymanowesit.
　　74.Theinstinctivesenseofthedishonorwhichmoney-purchasedoestoartissostrongthatsometimesamanofletterswhocanpayhiswayotherwiserefusespayforhiswork，asLordByrondid，forawhile，fromanoblepride，andasCountTolstoyhastriedtodo，fromanobleconscience.
　　75.PerhapshebelievedthathecouldnotcriticizeAmericanforeignpolicywithoutendangeringthesupportforcivilrightsthathehadwonfromthefederalgovernment.
　　76.AbrahamLincoln，whopresidedinhisstonetempleonAugust28，1963abovethechildrenoftheslavesheemancipated（解放），mayhaveusedjusttherightwordstosumupthegeneralreactiontotheNegroes’massivemarchonWashington.
　　77.IntheWarrenCourtera，votersaskedtheCourttopassonissuesconcerningthesizeandshapeofelectoraldistricts，partlyoutofdesperationbecausenootherbranchofgovernmentofferedrelief，andpartlyoutofhopethattheCourtwouldreexamineolddecisionsinthisareaasithadinothers，lookingatbasicconstitutionalprinciplesinthelightofmodernlivingconditions.
　　78.Someevenargueplausiblythatthisweaknessmaybeirremediable：inanysocietythat，likeacapitalistsociety，seekstobecomeeverwealthierinmaterialtermsdisproportionaterewardsareboundtoflowtothepeoplewhoareinstrumentalinproducingtheincreaseinitswealth.
　　79.ThisdoctrinehasbroadenedtheapplicationoftheFourteenthAmendmenttoother，nonracialformsofdiscrimination，forwhilesomejusticeshaverefusedtofindanylegislativeclassificationotherthanracetobeconstitutionallydisfavored，mosthavebeenreceptivetoargumentsthatatleastsomenonracialdiscriminations，sexualdiscriminationinparticular，are"suspect"anddeservethisheightenedscrutinybythecourts.
　　80.Butascamerasbecomemoresophisticated，moreautomated，somephotographersaretemptedtodisarmthemselvesortosuggestthattheyarenotreallyarmed，preferringtosubmitthemselvestothelimitsimposedbypremoderncameratechnologybecauseacruder，lesshigh-poweredmachineisthoughttogivemoreinterestingoremotiveresults，tohavemoreroomforcreativeaccident.