War Quote by Leo Tolstoy

“...they all were, in the grip of a huge fantasy: the idea that men would not be judged by who they once were and…

— Salman Rushdie

“They were all men, all middle-aged, all of a type: intelligent and elitist, yet deferential to the point of groveling before the king. The”

— Geraldine Brooks

“They intended to found and frame a government for man, and for man alone. They wished to preserve the individuality of all; to prevent…

— Susan Jacoby

“Human history is full of great men, great women, individuals, with the will for power - all of them with governesses like her.”

— Daniel Nayeri

“What does the end of a war mean if not that one side ran out of men willing to die?”

— Daniel Alarcón

“As far as he was concerned, there were only two kinds of soldiers. There were those who lost their heads at the sound of…

— W.E.B. Griffin

“Can't you see there's a determinism about the fate of nations? They all seem to get what they deserve in the long run.”

— Malcolm Lowry

“scarce. As for the men, you will have no trouble finding men”

— Bobby Adair

“It is a dangerous thing to have the same men in both the prophecy and the history business.”

— Stacy Schiff

“Is this what war is? Is this what men want so much? Is this sposed to make them men?”

— Patrick Ness

“No country was ever saved by good men, because good men will not go to the length that may be necessary.”

— Susan Elia MacNeal

“They were anxious to make men of us, by which they meant making us like themselves.”

— Robertson Davies