LA NOUE, Francois de Quotes
(1531-1591), French general
The bravery founded on hope of recompense, fear of punishment, experience of success, on rage, or on ignorance of danger, is but common bravery, and does not deserve the name.—True bravery proposes a just end; measures the dangers, and meets the result with calmness and unyielding decision.
The best teacher one can have is necessity.
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