The head of a party may do what he pleases; as long as he retains the confidence of his own friends, he can never do wrong.


The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759), Adam Smith

Jean François Paul de Gondi Quotes

The head of a party may do what he pleases; as long as he retains the confidence of his own friends, he can never do wrong.

The head of a party may do what he pleases; as long as he retains the confidence of his own friends, he can never do wrong.

The head of a party may do what he pleases; as long as he retains the confidence of his own friends, he can never do wrong.

The head of a party may do what he pleases; as long as he retains the confidence of his own friends, he can never do wrong.