Diplomacy Is The Police In Grand Costume.

The English Have No Exaulted Sentiments. They Can All Be Bought.

Our Credulity Is A Part Of The Imperfection Of Our Natures. It Is Inherent In Us To Desire To Generalize, When We Ought, On The Contrary, To Guard Ourselves Very Carefully From This Tendency.

Democracy, If It Is Reasonable, Limits Itself To Giving Everyone An Equal Opportunity To Compete And To Obtain.

You Must Not Fight Too Often With One Enemy, Or You Will Teach Him All Your Art Of War.

To Be Believed Make The Truth Unbelievable.