Between A Battle Lost And A Battle

Nothing Is More Arrogant Than The Weakness Which Feels Itself Supported By Power.

As To Moral Courage, I Have Very Rarely Met With The Two O'clock In The Morning Kind. I Mean Unprepared Courage, That Which Is Necessary On An Unexpected Occasion, And Which, In Spite Of The Most Unforeseen Events, Leaves Full Freedom Of Judgement And Decision.

A General Must Be A Charlatan.

A Book In Which There Were No Lies Would Be A Curiosity.

In War There Is But One Favorable Moment; The Great Art Is To Seize It!