Quote by Henry Cadbury, accepting the Nob

Common folk, not statesmen, nor generals nor great men of affairs, but just simple plain men and women, can do something to build a better, peaceful world. The future hope of peace lies with such personal

Common folk, not statesmen, nor generals nor great men of af

Summary

This quote emphasizes the power and responsibility of ordinary individuals in shaping a peaceful world. It suggests that it is not solely the duty of statesmen, generals, or influential figures to bring about peace, but rather every individual, irrespective of their social or political standing. The message is that personal actions, kindness, and efforts towards peace are crucial in creating a better world. By highlighting the potential impact of everyday people, the quote instills hope and encourages individuals to take active steps towards fostering peace in their own lives and communities.

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By Henry Cadbury, accepting the Nob

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