From The Earliest Wars Of Men To

We Lisp In Numbers, In The U.s. We Are Deluged By Ample, Often Mysterious Statistics. ... Like Many In This Country, I Have Come To Regard Statistics With Doubt And Merely As A Hint Of The Probable Shape Of Fact.

Officialdom Is Hostile To Inquiring Outsiders.

The Ends Never Justify The Means Because It Never Ends.

I Used To Write Letters To The Wounded In The Palace Hotel, And I Used To Drive A Station Wagon With Blood In Bottles To A Battalion Aid Station.

Life Is Not Long At All, Never Long Enough, But Days Are Very Long Indeed.