In War It Is Not Men, But

Many A One Commits A Reprehensible Action, Who Is At Bottom An Honourable Man, Because Man Seldom Acts Upon Natural Impulse, But From Some Secret Passion Of The Moment Which Lies Hidden And Concealed Within The Narrowest Folds Of His Heart.

The Admiral Needs Only One Science, That Of Navigation. The General Needs All The Sciences.

A Man Occupied With Public Or Other Important Business Cannot, And Need Not, Attend To Spelling.

Policemen And Prisons Ought Never To Be The Means Used To Bring Men Back To The Practice Of Religion.

The Turks Can Be Killed, But They Can Never Be Conquered.