Times of peace are used to prepare for new wars, he thought.

There are always seeds of new wars sown in treaties of peace.

The cause that begot this war will remain to beget new wars.

Do not hand us back to new ruin, new tyrants, new wars!

From new wars we have learned what we must do.

And nor does it matter to those fighting new wars over an already ravaged land.

If Querig is made a servant of Lord Brennus, it will surely tempt new wars.

Then, doubtless, blindly and of no one's planning, will come new civilizations and the new wars.

It was not long before ambition, and the resentment of past injuries, involved Sparta in new wars.

It is telling that our refusal to enter a few new wars is being characterised as such.

Ye shall love peace as a means to new wars-andthe short peace more than the long.

In order to preserve Austria from new wars, he has sacrificed his most precious treasure, his only child.

Or, with America the front country in most of these new wars, will other countries tune President Obama out?

History teaches that long and costly wars do not necessarily exhaust a nation or lessen its readiness to undertake new wars.

And if they occasionally embarked in new wars, those wars were of necessity rather than of ambition, were defensive rather than aggressive.

Soviet communism is trying to make these nations into colonies, and to use their people as cannon fodder in new wars of conquest.