Arthur Desmond Quotes
Why do men go to war? Is it not in some way to better their condition. All these new fangled notions that men fight for other things than their own personal advantage is pure delusion. It is the solid things of life that men are ever after, though some of them haven't the courage to admit it. What is love of country but love of it's good things?
Arthur Desmond, ~1859–1929, English Writer and Political Activist, Rival Caesars, 1903
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- Born: January 23, 1929
- Died: January 23, 1929
- Nationality: English
- Profession: Author, Reporter, Journalist, Bookseller
Arthur Desmond, also known as Arthur Uing, Richard Thurland, Desmond Dilg, and Gavin Gowrie, was a political activist, poet, and author. He lived for periods in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, and England.
