Sincerity Is The Surest Road To Confidence.

Peace Must Be Framed On So Equitable A Basis, That The Nations Would Not Wish To Disturb It . . . So That The Confidence Of The German People Shall Be Put In The Equity Of Their Cause And Not In The Might Of Their Armies.

One Cannot Cross An Abyss In Two Jumps.

[the General Staff] Maintained Three Sets Of Casualty Figures, One To Fool The Public, One To Fool The Government And One To Fool Themselves.

[lloyd George] Said That Harding's Speech On American Naval Aspirations Made Him Feel That He Would Pawn His Shirt Rather Than Allow America To Dominate The Seas. If This Was To Be The Outcome Of The League Of Nations Propaganda, He Was Sorry For The World And In Particular For America.

There Is Nothing More Dangerous Than To Leap A Chasm In Two Jumps.