Yet, I dare say, my most important work is still to come.
The more I try to reach some sort of rational judgment about the war, the more I find myself at sea.

It does look as if the very crisis is near.

And there can be no doubt now--not even, I hope, in the United States--about the necessity of a clear and decisive victory, nor about punishment.

All the devastation of Northern France, which outbarbarizes barbarism, all the ships sunk, including hospital ships, must be paid for; that's all.

There'll be famine in Europe whenever it end.