General Foch An Appreciation
General Foch An Appreciation
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. . . Lieutenant-Colonel Foch did not disappoint their expectation, . . . He impressed them at once by the energy, the serenity, and the honesty of his face. The fore- head was high; the nose straight and finely cut; the eyes gray blue and direct. He stood motion- less while speaking ; his tone was one of author- ity and conviction. . . . He was an excellent teacher because he had a passion for teaching. He threw himself bodily into his task and made [ 16] THE TEACHER AND THEORIST incredible ef...forts to convince his hearers. When directing a skeleton or map manoeuvre, he put his officers through a veritable course of intel- lectual gymnastics. It was impossible to circum- vent him by approximations or compromises; he always held you up by his famous : Now what is the point ? ' . . . Yet this analytical method, pushed to an extreme, did not denote in Lieutenant-Colonel Foch a hesitating spirit. ... To his intellectual qualities he adds com- plete self-mastery. Like General Joffre, he speaks little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Lieutenant-Colonel Foch did not disappoint their expectation, . . . He impressed them at once by the energy, the serenity, and the honesty of his face. The fore- head was high; the nose straight and finely cut; the eyes gray blue and direct. He stood motion- less while speaking ; his tone was one of author- ity and conviction. . . . He was an excellent teacher because he had a passion for teaching. He threw himself bodily into his task and made [ 16] THE TEACHER AND THEORIST incredible ef...forts to convince his hearers. When directing a skeleton or map manoeuvre, he put his officers through a veritable course of intel- lectual gymnastics. It was impossible to circum- vent him by approximations or compromises; he always held you up by his famous : Now what is the point ? ' . . . Yet this analytical method, pushed to an extreme, did not denote in Lieutenant-Colonel Foch a hesitating spirit. ... To his intellectual qualities he adds com- plete self-mastery. Like General Joffre, he speaks little.
What to read after General Foch An Appreciation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, R. M. (Robert Matteson), 1867-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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