Major General George H. Thomas
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Simple and modest he shunned notoriety, and never sought to magnify his achievements. No eecentrieities of character made him the frequent subject of anecdote and jest ; no swelling phrases and pompous declarations announced intention in advance of performance, and no special correspondent attached to head-quarters was charged with the duty of writing up his deeds and filling the press with statements of his views, purposes and plans. His actions were ever louder than his 15 words. He girded on... the harness never to put it off, and boasted himself — never.
Grave and dignified, he tolerated no unsoldierly familiari- ties ; he resorted to no theatrical expedients to gain favor with his troops.
Kind and considerate, he revealed his love for his men not by relaxing discipline, not by effusive proclamation, but by watchful care for their well-being and by jealous regard for their fame. They loved him for what he was with devotion, resulting from confidence in his ability and from faith in his integrity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Simple and modest he shunned notoriety, and never sought to magnify his achievements. No eecentrieities of character made him the frequent subject of anecdote and jest ; no swelling phrases and pompous declarations announced intention in advance of performance, and no special correspondent attached to head-quarters was charged with the duty of writing up his deeds and filling the press with statements of his views, purposes and plans. His actions were ever louder than his 15 words. He girded on... the harness never to put it off, and boasted himself — never.
Grave and dignified, he tolerated no unsoldierly familiari- ties ; he resorted to no theatrical expedients to gain favor with his troops.
Kind and considerate, he revealed his love for his men not by relaxing discipline, not by effusive proclamation, but by watchful care for their well-being and by jealous regard for their fame. They loved him for what he was with devotion, resulting from confidence in his ability and from faith in his integrity.
What to read after Major General George H. Thomas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lambert, William H. (William Harrison), 1842-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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