"“You have got through the difficult business, now you dig, dig, dig, until you are safe.”"

"Sir Ian Hamilton, Orders from the Gallipoli campaign , April 25th, 1914"

"Altars covered with streams of dried human blood, the stench of which was awful...huge pits forty to fifty feet deep …"

"Every person who was able...indulged in a human sacrifice, and those who could not, sacrificed some animal and left t…"

"Crucifixions, human sacrifices, and every horror the eye could get accustomed to, to a large extent, but the smells n…"

"The size of a deterrent force must be related to the value to an enemy of the prize being protected. For example, sup…"

"When our President first telephoned to Greece and suggested that I should have the great honour of saying a ‘few word…"

"[the sale of his two trunks from the Harrods Depository] 'still aches sometimes, like an old wound in wet weather'"

"Germany! . . . I could hardly believe I was there. For someone born in the second year of World War I, those three sy…"

"It was a time of anxiety and danger; and for our captive, of hardship and distress. During a lull in the pursuit, we …"