Benjamin Disraeli,
Sybil — Book 4/Chapter 5
“ In fact you owe your every existence to us. I have told you what my ancestors have done; I am prepared, if the occasion requires it, not to disgrace them; I have inherited their great position, and I tell you fairly, gentlemen, I will not relinquish it without a struggle.""Will you combat the people in that suit of armour, my lord?" said one of the delegates smiling, but in a tone of kindness and respect."That suit of armour has combated for the people before this," said Lord Valentine, "for it stood by Simon de Montfort on the field of Evesham." ”
