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No, Thomas Edison did not write that.
No, Leonardo da Vinci did not write that either.
No, John D. Rockefeller did not write that.
No, Andrew Carnegie did not write that.
No, Benjamin Disraeli did not write that.
No, Margaret Fuller did not write that.
No, Ralph Waldo Emerson did not write that.
No, that is not what Abraham Lincoln said.
No, Clara Barton did not write that.
No, Leonardo da Vinci did not write that.
No, Jane Austen did not write that.
J. M. Barrie Love Quote Is Actually Not about Love
No, Charles Dickens did not write that.
Walt Whitman vs. Henry Miller
Reintroducing Miss Quote
William Wordsworth vs. Bertrand Russell
Friedrich Schiller Morphs into Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Edith Wharton vs. Edgar Watson Howe vs. Elbert Hubbard
There is a big difference between Walter Scott and Walter Dill Scott.
Introducing The Adventures of Miss Quote
Squire Bill Widener vs. Theodore Roosevelt
Edgar Allan Poe vs. Washington Irving
Who wrote it? Wordsworth or Michelangelo?
John Milton vs. Francis Bacon
Another Erroneous Inspirational Quote—Another Method of Origin
Kennedy Morphs into Keats: Another Reason to Get Your Inspirational Quotes from a Reliable Source
Two More Reasons to Get Your Inspirational Quotes from Reputable Sources
F. Scott Fitzgerald Gets Credit Where Credit Isn’t Due
No, that’s not how Benjamin Franklin wrote it.
No, Louisa May Alcott did not write that.
Look out! Sue Brewton, quotologist at large!

Posts by Quotee

Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Carnegie
Anita Roddick
Arnold Bennett
Benjamin Disraeli
Benjamin Franklin
Bertrand Russell
Bill Widener
Charles Dickens
Clara Barton
Douglas McGrath
Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Watson Howe
Edith Wharton
Elbert Hubbard
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Emma Thompson
Eric Roth
Eudora Welty
Francis Bacon
Friedrich Schiller
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Henry Miller
Isaac D'Israeli
James Freeman Clarke
Jane Austen
J. M. Barrie
Joan Baez
John F. Kennedy
John Keats
John Milton
John D. Rockefeller, Sr.
Leonardo da Vinci (1)
Leonardo da Vinci (2)
Louisa May Alcott
Margaret Fuller
Mark Twain
Michelangelo
Niccolò Machiavelli
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Samuel Watson Royston
Spencer W. Kimball
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Davidson
Thomas Edison
Thomas Paine
Walter Dill Scott
Walter Scott
Walt Whitman
Washington Irving
William Wordsworth (1)
William Wordsworth (2)
Winston Churchill

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