Benjamin Disraeli Quotes

The Difference Between Talent And Genius Is This: While The Former Usually Develops Some Special Branch Of Our Faculties, The Latter Commands Them All. When The Former Is Combined With Tact, It Is Often More Than A Match For The Latter.

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