More from Admiral Collingwood
- Guard carefully against letting discontent appear in you; it is sorrow to your friends, a triumph to your competitors, and cannot be productive of any good.
- Let your companions be such as yourself, or superior; for the worth of a man will always be ruled by that of his company.
- Nature has sown in man the seeds of knowledge; but they must be cultivated, to produce fruit.
- Now, gentlemen, let us do something today which the world may talk of hereafter.
- Read – let me charge you to read. Study books that treat of your profession, and of history.
- You may depend on it, that it is more in your own power than in any one else’s to promote both your comfort and advancement.
Last reviewed 2026-07-06