War Quote by William Shakespeare

“For many years I've been ashamed, mortally ashamed, of having been, even with the best intentions, even at many removes, a murderer in my…

— Albert Camus

“I would find no value in the allegiance of a fool ready to give himself up to any old hag of Black Imagination who…

— Frank Beddor

“I have sometimes thought that I have been burdened with a pack of ten misfortunes, any one of which if borne by my neighbor…

— Osamu Dazai

“War did not make a killer of me, although for a time I killed men.”

— John Steinbeck

“Time's change and chances I have abided, held my own fairly, sought not to snare men; oath never sware I falsely against right. So…

— John Richard Green

“If I have to watch my precious comrades die with my own eyes, I would not be able to atone for it no matter…

— Amano Akira

“They looked at me and asked me to be merciful; they did not command, they begged ... asking for the pity that lay dormant…

— Baroness Orczy

“There are many men who deserve to die. The most deserving are those that claim to serve the public, but only serve up the…

— Jarod Kintz

“You accuse me of murder; and yet you would, with a satisfied conscience, destroy your own creature. Oh, Praise the eternal justice of man!”

— Mary Shelley

“It is easier to fight an army than to fight your conscience.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“The perfect killer has no conscience.”

— Brent Weeks

“Perhaps to the soldier the civilian is the man who employs him to kill, who includes the guilt of murder in the pay-envelope and…

— Graham Greene