Children Quote by Robert Rodat

“The sudden, brilliant victory in France, like a Frankenstein monster, had turned against us; we had far outstripped our ability to supply the troops.”

— Robert E. Merriam

“He knew it was necessary to drive the French out, but he had always imagined that this would be done gloriously, with thousands of…

— Paul Bowles

“Remember, democracy is directing a theatre of unwilling participants, not leading an army of loyal followers.”

— James Maxwell

“But this was the army. Useful or not, there was a routine to be followed and orders to be obeyed.”

— Daniel Kahneman

“War was a democracy, he knew.  The enemy got a vote too.”

— Christopher Nuttall

“Would you rather have the lords and nobles back? What is Democracy for? Not so we can rob each other. Or cheat.' I said…

— Peter Carey

“There was something called democracy. As though men were more than physico-chemically equal.”

— Aldous Huxley

“Or is what remains in me like a defeated army, Fleeing in disarray from victory already won?”

— Bonhoeffer Dietrich

“Remember that you're far back in the procession; remember that a whole army corps has laid siege to her, that she's been laid waste,…

— Henry Miller

“It was, I think in retrospect, the most dramatic individual personal act I have ever seen a soldier take. The mighty powers may try…

— Robert Fisk

“We are at war, and in time of war there is only one rule. Form your battalion and fight.”

— Kermit Roosevelt III

“I' am brave. I am invincible. I am a conquer. Go ahead, send your armies of naysayers, I will be followed by a hoard…

— D.L. Lewis