...around their waists with strands of rope." Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, of New York, in his life of Benton, "The world has never seen better soldiers than those...as, without any exception, the very greatest of all great captains that the English speaking peoples have brought forth; and this, although the last and...

...waists with strands of rope." Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, of New York, in his life of Benton, says: ' ' The world has never seen better soldiers than those...as, without any exception, the very greatest of all great captains that the English speaking peoples have brought forth ; and this, although the last and...

...history." The present chief magistrate of this country, Theodore Roosevelt, wrote twelve years ago, "The world has never seen better soldiers than those...as, without any exception, the very greatest of all great captains that the English-speaking people have brought forth." (See "Life of Benton," page 38.)...

...known, and the greater of these was General Lee, America's greatest man, as I understand history." soldiers than those who followed Lee, and their leader...as, without any exception, the very greatest of all great captains that the English-speaking people have brought forth." (See "Life of Benton," page 38.)...

...ideals of our living present ("Life of Thomas H. Bentcn," by Theodore Roosevelt, page 38) : He [Lee] was without any exception the very greatest of all the...English-speaking peoples have brought forth — and that although the last and chief of all his antagonists may claim to stand as the full equal of Marlborough...

...Collier's. In Honor of General Lee. In one of his books, "The Life of Thomas H. Benton," Mr. Roosevelt says: "The world has never seen better soldiers than those...English-speaking peoples have brought forth — and this, ROBERT E. LEE, JR., WHO WITH HIS SISTER ATTENDED THE EXERCISES AT RICHMOND. although the last and chief...

...inclined to tip the wavering scale rather against than for the South. "The World," says this critic, "has never seen better soldiers than those who followed Lee; and their leader will undoubtedly rank, without exception, the very greatest of all the great Captains that the English speaking peoples have...

...right." President Roosevelt, in his life of Thomas H. Benton, says : "The world has never seen batter soldiers than those who followed Lee, and their leader will undoubtedly rank as without exception the very greatest of all the great captains that the English-speaking people have ever brought...

...I understand history." The present Chief Magistrate of this country wrote twelve years ago, that " the world has never seen better soldiers than those who followed Lee, and that their leader will undoubtedly rank as, without any exception, the greatest of all great captains...

...cap he is wearing the "favor" of Theodore Roosevelt is not by any means the only man who has said, "The world has never seen better soldiers than those who followed Lee." You will not censure me for being intensely proud of the fact that my WM. M. WATSON Died Dec. 8, 1863...