Courage Quote by Alexandre Dumas

“He was fond of saying, "There is a bravery of the priest as well as the bravery of a colonel of dragoons,--only," he added,…

— Victor Hugo

“They were silent, humiliated by this return of the defeated, furious at their own silence, but the more it was prolonged the less capable…

— Albert Camus

“Every step he took in the direction of the First Regiment camp was a struggle. His logic alone told him that it was for…

— Katie Lynn Johnson

“They weren't penitent over what they'd attempted; their sorrow reached to the limits of their bodies and no further, all their anguish was in…

— Ron Hansen

“There were many who went in huddled procession, They knew not wither, But, at any rate, success or calamity Would attend all in equality.…

— Stephen Crane

“They marched like madmen from place to place, until overcome by exhaustion and lack of strength they could no longer move from one side…

— David Grann

“His men had begun gathering the wounded or stunned into a small group some distance back up the slope. Here and there an animal…

— Derek Donais

“They needn’t have worried. Three hundred men, it turned out, were not enough to massacre a man like Bussy.* The assassination attempt had not…

— Nancy Goldstone

“Sense entered into a short, violent skirmish with instinct and inclination, and was overwhelmed.”

— Robert Galbraith

“The poets and artists and philosophers, resistance activists, secret scouts and troublemakers, had become, as they must, soldiers.”

— China Miéville

“He knew what was in their eyes, visible now beneath the hostility. It was terror. He could feel the tension of the Akielon forces…

— C.S. Pacat

“Now and then a visitor wept, to be sure; but this slaughtering machine ran on, visitors or no visitors. It was like some horrible…

— Upton Sinclair