“I lost sixty soldiers under my command.” “Your fault?” I asked. “No, but they were all my responsibility, so… — Jasper Fforde
“I lost sixty soldiers under my command.”
“Your fault?” I asked.
“No, but they were all my responsibility, so it amounts to the same thing.”
p. 285Source: Wikiquote · CC BY-SA 4.0
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