“The organization of each Folk, as such, sprang in all likelihood mainly from war, from a common greed of conquest, a common need of defence. Its form at any rate was wholly military. The Folk-moot was in fact the war-host,… — John Richard Green Copy Share Image
“The ties of race and kindred were no doubt drawn tighter by the needs of war.” — John Richard Green Copy Share Image
“The organization of each Folk, as such, sprang in all likelihood mainly from war, from a common greed of conquest, a common need of… — John Richard Green Copy Share Image
“Time's change and chances I have abided, held my own fairly, sought not to snare men; oath never sware I falsely against right. So… — John Richard Green Copy Share Image
Hocus was an old cunning attorney. The words of consecration, "Hoc est corpus," were travestied into a nickname for jugglery, as "Hocus-pocus." — John Richard Green Copy Share Image
