In War It Does Not Matter Who

Thus I Got Into My Bones The Essential Structure Of The Ordinary British Sentence, Which Is A Noble Thing.

People Who Are Not Prepared To Do Unpopular Things And Defy The Clamor Of The Multitude Are Not Fit To Be Ministers In Time Of Difficulty.

The Further Back I Look, The Further Forward I Can See.

In Time Of War, Soldiers, However Sensible, Care A Great Deal More On Some Occasions About Slaking Their Thirst Than About The Danger Of Enteric Fever. Better Known As Typhoid, The Disease Is Often Spread By Drinking Contaminated Water.

I Do Not Wonder That British Youth Is In Revolt Against The Morbid Doctrine That Nothing Matters But The Equal Sharing Of Miseries; That What Used To Be Called The Submerged Tenth Can Only Be Rescued By Bringing The Other Nine-tenths Down To Their Le.