Man Will Believe Anything, As Long As

The Admiral Needs Only One Science, That Of Navigation. The General Needs All The Sciences.

War Is Not At All Such A Difficult Art As People Think. . . . In Reality It Would Seem That He Is Vanquished Who Is Afraid Of His Adversary And The The Whole Secret Lies In That.

In A Battle, As In A Siege, The Art Consists In Concentrating Very Heavy Fire On A Particular Point. The Line Of Battle Once Established, The One Who Has The Ability To Concentrate An Unlooked For Mass Of Artillery Suddenly And Unexpectedly On One Of These Points Is Sure To Carry The Day.

Treaties Are Observed As Long As They Are In Harmony With Interests.

The Greater The Man, The Less Is He Opinionative, He Depends Upon Events And Circumstances.