Cardinal Richelieu Quotes

Bakers Of Bread Rolls And Pastry Cooks Will Not Buy Grain Before Eleven O'clock In Winter And Noon In Summer.

Wise Judges Are We Of Each Other!

Did You Think I Was Immortal?

To Know How To Disguise Is The Knowledge Of Kings.

War Is One Of The Scourges With Which It Has Pleased God To Afflict Men.

We May Employ Artifice To Deceive A Rival, Anything Against Our Enemies.

I Do Not Sleep To Let Others Sleep In The Shade Of My Waking.

Bakers Of Bread Rolls And Pastry Cooks Will Not Buy Grain Before Eleven O'clock In Winter And Noon In Summer; Bakers Of Large Loaves Will Not Buy Grain Before Two O'clock. This Will Enable The People Of The Town To Obtain Their Supply First. Bakers Shall Put A Distinctive Trademark On Their Loaves, And Keep Weights And Scales In Their Shops, Under Penalty Of Having Their Licenses Removed.

One Must Believe Neither The People Of The Palace, Who Ordinarily Measure The Power Of The King By The Shape Of His Crown, Which, Being Round, Has No End, Nor Those Who, In The Excesses Of An Indiscreet Zeal, Proclaim Themselves Openly As Partisans Of Rome.

I Have The Consolation Of Leaving Your Kingdom In The Highest Degree Of Glory And Of Reputation.

Who Will Be My Equal?

Not The Least Of The Qualities That Go Into The Making Of A Great Ruler Is The Ability Of Letting Others Serve Him.