War Is The Health Of The State.

We Can Easily Become As Much Slaves To Precaution As We Can To Fear. Although We Can Never Rivet Our Fortune So Tight As To Make It Impregnable, We May By Our Excessive Prudence Squeeze Out Of The Life That We Are Guarding So Anxiously All The Adventurous Quality That Makes It Worth Living.

We Can Easily Become As Much Slaves To Precaution As We Can To Fear.

If You Are Not An Idealist By The Time You Are Twenty You Have No Heart, But If You Are Still An Idealist By The Time You Are Thirty, You Don't Have A Head.

All We Can Ever Do In The Way Of Good To People Is To Encourage Them To Do Good To Themselves.

Diplomacy Is A Disguised War, In Which States Seek To Gain By Barter And Intrigue, By The Cleverness Of Arts, The Objectives Which They Would Have To Gain More Clumsily By Means Of War.