HOMER LEA

... knew more about world politics than all the cabinet ministers in office.

All great careers are carved out by the sword.

This Republic and Japan are approaching that point of contact which is war.

As the power of the populace increases, the wisdom of its statesmen, who concern themselves with external affairs, decreases proportionately.

To speak of the end of all wars is like speaking of the end of all earthquakes.

The boundaries of political units are never ... stationary—they must either expand or shrink.

All great careers are carved out by the sword.

As the power of the populace increases, the wisdom of its statesmen, who concern themselves with external affairs, decreases proportionately.

The boundaries of political units are never ... stationary—they must either expand or shrink.

This Republic and Japan are approaching that point of contact which is war.

To speak of the end of all wars is like speaking of the end of all earthquakes.