Leaders Have To Be Dealers In Hope.

The Mind Of A General Ought To Resemble And Be As Clear As The Field-glass Of A Telescope.

Every Private In The French Army Carries A Field Marshall Wand In His Knapsack.

In My Youth I, Too, Entertained Some Illusions; But I Soon Recovered From Them.

A Starving Army Is Actually Worse Than None.

After Me, The Revolution - Or, Rather The Ideas Which Formed It - Will Resume Their Course. It Will Be Like A Book From Which The Marker Is Removed, And One Starts To Read Again At The Page Where One Left Off.