 The successes of that amazing leader, beside which the triumphs of most other commanders in history pale into insignificance, are proof sufficient of his unerring instinct for the fundamental qualifications of an army. He devised an organization appropriate...  Annual Report of the Secretary of War - Page 72by United States. War Department - 1935Full view - About this book
 | Edward T. Imparato - Biography & Autobiography - 2000 - 268 pages
...the triumphs of most other commanders in history pale into insignificance, are proof sufficient of his unerring instinct for the fundamental qualifications...defeated armies overwhelmingly superior to themselves in numbers. Regardless of his destructiveness, his cruelty, his savagery, be clearly understood the... | |
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