In Politics, An Absurdity In Public Business

Those Who Failed To Oppose Me, Who Readily Agreed With Me And Accepted All My Views, Were Those Who Did Me The Most Injury.

I Would Rather Have A General Who Was Lucky Than One Who Was Good.

In The Last Analysis, One Must Be A Military Man In Order To Govern. It Is Only With Boot And Spurs That One Can Govern A Horse.

The Division Of Labor, Which Has Brought Such Perfection In Mechanical Industries, Is Altogether Fatal When Applied To Productions Of The Mind. All Work Of The Mind Is Superior In Proportion As The Mind That Produces It Is Universal.

A True Master Of Politics Is Able To Calculate, Down To The Smallest Fraction, The Advantages To Which He May Put His Very Faults.