The real progress of a nation is measured not by its wealth,... - Catharine Macaulay

"The real progress of a nation is measured not by its wealth, but by the breadth of its education."

Catharine Macaulay Success

Historian Political Writer English 1731–1791

More from Catharine Macaulay

"The tyranny of custom is a powerful thing, and we must be vigilant against it."

"History is a record of the follies and wisdom of mankind."

"Women are not naturally inferior to men; they are made so by a vicious education."

"Truth is the foundation of all virtue."

"Success comes to those who never give up."

"Success is measured by happiness, not money."

"You make your own luck in this world."

"You have to be organized to be successful in anything."