In War, Men Are Nothing,

The Most Difficult Art Is Not In The Choice Of Men, But In Giving To The Men Chosen The Highest Service Of Which They Are Capable.

The Most Insupportable Of Tyrannies Is That Of Inferiors.

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

We Walk Faster When We Walk Alone.

A Man's Palate Can, In Time, Become Accustomed To Anything.