I Will Not Move My Army Without

The Great Bulk Of The Legal Voters Of The South Were Men Who Owned No Slaves; Their Homes Were Generally In The Hills And Poor Country; Their Facilities For Educating Their Children, Even Up To The Point Of Reading And Writing, Were Very Limited; Their Interest In The Contest Was Very Meagre--what There Was, If They Had Been Capable Of Seeing It, Was With The North; They Too Needed Emancipation.

Wherever The Enemy Goes Let Our Troops Go Also.

I Will Not Move My Army Without Onions.

I Don't Underrate The Value Of Military Knowledge, But If Men Make War In Slavish Obedience To Rules, They Will Fail.

Although A Soldier By Profession, I Have Never Felt Any Sort Of Fondness For War, And I Have Never Advocated It, Except As A Means Of Peace.