Here Is My First Principle Of Foreign

From The Time I Took Office As Chancellor Of The Exchequer, I Began To Learn That The State Held, In The Face Of The Bank And The City, An Essentially False Position As To Finance. The Government Itself Was Not To Be A Substantive Power, But Was To Leave The Money Power Supreme And Unquestioned.

There Should Be A Sympathy With Freedom, A Desire To Give It Scope, Founded Not Upon Visionary Ideas, But Upon The Long Experience Of Many Generations Within The Shores Of This Happy Isle, That In Freedom You Lay The Firmest Foundations Both Of Loyalty And Order.

It Is No Use For The Honorable Member To Shake His Head In The Teeth Of His Own Words.

Nothing That Is Morally Wrong Can Be Politically Right.

To Call A Man A Characteristically Oxford Man Is, In My Opinion, To Give Him The Highest Compliment That Could Be Paid To Any Human Being.