And that's what I tried to do in the war.

If I stepped on any man's toes that didna deserve it, I'm sorry.

I'd no be unfair to any man.

But I think that when I said hard things to the folk of a toon they were well served, as a rule, and I know that it's so that often and often folk turned to doing the things I'd blamed them for not doing even while they were most bitter against me, and most eager to see me ridden oot o' toon upon a rail, wi' a coat o' tar and feathers to cover me! Sae I'm not minding much what they said, as long as what they did was a' richt.
All's well that ends well, as Wull Shakespeare said.

And the war's well ended.