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3387. GENERALS, Unqualified.—[continued].
Our men are good, but
our generals unqualified. Every failure we
have incurred has been the fault of the general,
the men evincing courage in every instance.—
To Dr. Samuel Brown. Washington ed. vi, 165.
(M.
July. 1813)
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