Winston S. Churchill Quotes

That Religion, Which Above All Others Was Founded And Propagated By The Sword - The Tenets And Principles Of Which Are Instinct With Incentives To Slaughter And Which In Three Continents Has Produced Fighting Breeds Of Men - Stimulates A Wild And Merciless Fanaticism. The Love Of Plunder, Always A Characteristic Of Hill Tribes, Is Fostered By The Spectacle Of Opulence And Luxury Which, To Their Eyes, The Cities And Plains Of The South Display. A Code Of Honour Not Less Punctilious Than That Of Old Spain Is Supported By Vendettas As Implacable As Those Of Corsica.

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