It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficu — James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficu — James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficu — James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficu — James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficu — James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
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It is an odd thing that you can easily get millions of pounds for weapons to destroy life, but it is exceedingly difficult to get thousands for weapons to preserve it.

— James Harpole, Leaves From A Surgeon's Case-Book
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