"He has been in prison twice, you know, for plain speaking.

He is the one man in Germany who has fought the war, tooth and nail, from the start." Julian caught his friend by the shoulder.
"Miles," he said,--"straight from the bottom of your heart, mind--you do believe we are justified ?" "I have never doubted it." "You know that we have practically created a revolution--that we have established a dictatorship?
Stenson must obey or face anarchy." "It is the voice of the people," Furley declared.

"I am convinced that we are justified.

I am convinced of the inutility of the prolongation of this war." Julian drew a little sigh of relief.
"Don't think I am weakening," he said.

"Remember, I am new to this thing in practice, even though I may be responsible for some of the theory." "It is the people who are the soundest directors of a nation's policy," Furley pronounced.