Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke
CONFIDENCE AND JEALOUSY.

Edmund Bur

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Confidence might become a vice, and jealousy a virtue, according to circumstances. That confidence, of all public virtues, was the most dangerous, and jealousy in a house of commons, of all public vices, the most tolerable; especially where the number and the charge of standing armies in time of peace was the question.

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