Death Quote by Michael G. Kramer

“A hall to die in, and men to bury me. I thank you, my lords … but I spit upon your pity.”

— George R.R. Martin

“Whatever Hoar’s injury, he departed in gentlemanly fashion, sending Grant a gracious farewell note. In private, however, he broadcast his anger and “wished the…

— Ron Chernow

“There are casualties in war. Those who don’t make it back to a place of sound hopes and dreams. Some take on their demons…

— Christopher Hawke

“the truth of Ho’s teachings, that the party and the army were not enough. Real victory could come only from the people.”

— Mark Bowden

“As I speak, he raises an army and heads east to his fortress. From there he will gather to him all the evil in…

— Paul Dale

“What a hell of a welcome. I’m sorry. But there’s so much still to do outside before the weather closes, and we have to…

— Dorothy Dunnett

“He is the true soldier who knows how to die and stand his ground in the midst of a hail of bullets.”

— Mahatma Gandhi

“The troops also edged toward that timeless state common to veteran armies in which the men trusted no one less wretched than themselves. Still…

— Rick Atkinson

“Sir, it seems to me that You have been much better informed about the               situation than I was, because it was that awful…

— Christopher S.M. Lyon

“Sorry, ma’am, but we need a big damn army right now, and there’s no better way to make one than to gather up a…

— Jeff Shaara

“The sergeant comes nearer. “It’s revolution,” he says quietly, “and who isn’t for us is against us.” Willy laughs. “Bloody fine revolution, no mistake!…

— Erich Maria Remarque

“What’s up?’ he said. ‘Lord help us, sir, there’s something horrible buried under the flagstones.’ For”

— Elizabeth Edmondson