“If we fail, let us try again and again until we succeed.”

As a response to Prime Minister Gladstone's criticism of Chamberlain's "Radical Programme," from a Speech at Warrington, cited in "Great Issues in Western Civilization, Volume II" (Donald Kagan, 1992), pg. 419.
1880s

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British businessman, politician, and statesman 1836–1914

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