At The Depths Of That

No One Ever Came To Grief-except Honorable Grief-through Riding Horses. No Hour Of Life Is Lost That Is Spent In The Saddle. Young Men Have Often Been Ruined Through Owning Horses, Or Through Backing Horses, But Never Through Riding Them; Unless Of Course They Break Their Necks, Which, Taken At A Gallop, Is A Very Good Death To Die.

Courage Is The Greatest Virtue Because It Guarantees All The Rest.

In Battles Two Things Are Usually Required Of The Commander-in-chief: To Make A Good Plan For His Army And, Secondly, To Keep A Strong Reserve.

No One Can Guarantee Success In War, But Only Deserve It.

Where There Is A Great Deal Of Free Speech There Is Always A Certain Amount Of Foolish Speech.