Thomas Edward Lawrence Quotes

Merit Is No Qualification For Freedom. [...] Freedom Is Enjoyed When You Are So Well Armed, Or So Turbulent, Or Inhabit A Country So Thorny That The Expense Of Your Neighbour's Occupying You Is Greater Than The Profit.

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