A red thumb pushing against an eyeball shows the strange discomfort in T.H. White’s words. He says wars start when someone else provokes them, and that optimistic people can afford to retreat while pessimists feel forced to attack. He also notes that rules sometimes feel compulsory, like a sign over a tunnel entrance.
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T.H. White was a writer, best known for The Once and Future King.
Quick Facts About T.H. White
Born
May 29, 1906
Died
January 17, 1964
Profession
Writer
Notable works
The Once and Future King
About T.H. White
His first book, The Sword in the Stone, was released as a stand‑alone novel in 1938 and later became part of the series.
