Came Quote by Margaret MacMillan

“The bitter irony was that the financial crisis had largely been caused by French support of the American patriots; in getting back at the…

— Tom Reiss

“He writes neither in the character of a Frenchman nor an Englishman, but in the fawning character of that creature known in all countries,…

— Thomas Paine

If the Britain and France had done what they were obliged to do under the treaty and sent troops to enforce the treaty when…

— Graham T. Allison

When the German people trusting to the promises made by President Wilson in his Fourteen Points, laid down their arms in November 1918, a…

— Adolf Hitler

When the war was in progress, England and France agreed wholeheartedly with the Fourteen Points. As soon as the war was won, England, France,…

— Sun Yat-sen

“But harder heads saw another advantage in taking sides in a distant struggle: Britain and France owed massive debts to American companies. If the…

— Joseph E. Persico

The history of England, who has always dealt most harshly with her vanquished foe in the few European wars in which she has taken…

— Bernhard von Bulow

Wasn't the Treaty of Versailles, wasn't that disproportionately influenced by Jewish intellectuals? Don't get me wrong. I'm not pro-Holocaust.

— Gavin McInnes

“Ill-advisedly, the western Allies, following the defeat of Germany in World War I, sought to punish and degrade their adversary rather than rebuilding the…

— Charles River Editors

When France resolved, along with England, to lend assistance in the legitimate defense of Poland, the realization burst on us that a conflict of…

— Rene Cassin

“Appeasement was a policy put in place by Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister to try to avert war. His theory was that trying…

— Bill O'Neill

“To the Frenchmen risking their lives to drive the English from Scotland, such a feud seemed no doubt an ill-timed indulgence. To Buccleuch, any…

— Dorothy Dunnett