Hugo Grotius Quotes

A Man Cannot Govern A Nation If He Cannot Govern A City; He Cannot Govern A City If He Cannot Govern A Family; He Cannot Govern A Family Unless He Can Govern Himself; And He Cannot Govern Himself Unless His Passions Are Subject To Reason

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