When I Want Any, Good Head Work

Men Are Moved By Two Levers Only: Fear And Self Interest.

Mankind Are In The End Always Governed By Superiority Of Intellectual Faculties, And None Are More Sensible Of This Than The Military Profession. When, On My Return From Italy, I Assumed The Dress Of The Institute, And Associated With Men Of Science, I Knew What I Was Doing: I Was Sure Of Not Being Misunderstood By The Lowest Drummer Boy In The Army.

In War, Moral Factors Acount For Three Quarters Of The Whole; Relative Material Strength Accounts For Only One Quarter.

The Greater The Man, The Less Is He Opinionative, He Depends Upon Events And Circumstances.

One Must Change One's Tactics Every Ten Years If One Wishes To Maintain One's Superiority.