The Appalling Thing About War Is That

The Historian Is Looked Upon As Objective When He Measures The Past By The Popular Opinions Of His Own Time, As Subjective When He Does Not Take These Opinions For Models. That Man Is Thought Best Fitted To Depict A Period Of The Past, Who Is Not In The Least Affected By That Period. But Only He Who Has A Share In Building Up The Future Can Grasp What The Past Has Been, And Only When Transformed Into A Work Of Art Can History Arouse Or Even Sustain Instincts.

When I Was A Little Boy I Did Not, Of Course, Trouble Much About My Appearance.

But I Did Not Find Any Positive Inspiration In My Studies Until I Approached My Nineteenth Year.

I Was Always Hearing That I Was Pale And Thin And Small.

The Appalling Thing About War Is That It Kills All Love Of Truth.