"Jerusalem" Quotes
"Jerusalem" by Cecelia Holland is a historical novel that vividly portrays the tumultuous events surrounding the Crusades and the complex lives of the people caught in the siege of Jerusalem in 1099.
historical fiction | 406 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
There is no power in the world so fierce as the simple, unadorned will of a people.
In war there is no room for sentiment.
A man can change his fate, but not his nature.
To be a leader, you must have the will to do what others cannot.
The strength of a man is measured by the enemies he makes.
The most dangerous weapon is a man's mind, for it can conceive any terror and any triumph.
In the end, it is not the battles we fight that define us, but the choices we make.
To love is to be vulnerable, yet it is also the greatest strength one can possess.
Justice is a fragile concept, easily shattered by the actions of men.
Honor is not found in victory, but in the manner in which one fights.
