Best man Quote by Charlotte Brontë

“I had long since realised that if there was greatness in Britain, then it lay in its everyday citizens, and not in its institutions.”

— Nikesh Shukla

“I think they should be the rulers,’ Juliana said, pausing. ‘They always were the best. The British.”

— Philip K. Dick

“Better be dead than living without nobility. I'm an Englishman, a man of manners.”

— Deepak Rana

“Everyone should be treated according to their status, noblemen and Jaguar Knights more harshly than commoners.”

— Anonymous

“But it was only the twentieth century in Europe that had universal education and the belief in progress - a net gain of knowledge…

— Sebastian Faulks

“The peasant is the only species of human being who doesn't like the country and never looks at it.”

— Jules Renard

“People are not taught to be really virtuous, but to behave properly.”

— Kakuzō Okakura

“I am only a peasant by position, not by nature!”

— Thomas Hardy

“The great thing about being always among people of noble manners was the inevitable elevation of one's own.”

— Geraldine Brooks

“Is not that government both unjust and ungrateful, that is so prodigal of its favours to those that are called gentlemen, or goldsmiths, or…

— Thomas More Hoban

“For this is England where a man's neighbours will never suffer him to live entirely bereft of society, let him be as dry and…

— Susanna Clarke