Bernard Cornwell Quotes

The Poets, When They Speak Of War, Talk Of The Shield Wall, They Talk Of The Spears And Arrows Flying, Of The Blade Beating On The Shield, Of The Heroes Who Fall And The Spoils Of The Victors, But I Was To Discover That War Was Really About Food. About Feeding Men And Horses. About Finding Food. The Army That Eats Wins.

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