"I believe earnestly that, in many respects, it is best that the peasants should have their own leaders.

We can associate ourselves with their feelings, better than the gentry could do.

We shall have more patience with their failings.
"You would want to make an army of them.

We know that this cannot be done.

They will fight and die as bravely as men could do, but I know that they will never submit to discipline.