Really, Mr. Lincoln, I Have Had Enough

The One Thing I Never Want To See Again Is A Military Parade. When I Resigned From The Army And Went To A Farm I Was Happy. When The Rebellion Came, I Returned To The Service Because It Was A Duty. I Had No Thought Of Rank; All I Did Was Try And Make.

... Anything Is Better Than Indecision. We Must Decide. If I Am Wrong, We Shall Soon Find Out And Can Do The Other Thing. But Not To Decide Wastes Both Time And Money And May Ruin Everything.

It Is Men Who Wait To Be Selected, And Not Those Who Seek, From Whom We May Expect The Most Efficient Service.

My Family Is American, And Has Been For Generations, In All Its Branches, Direct And Collateral

In Every Battle There Comes A Time When Both Sides Consider Themselves Beaten, Then He Who Continues The Attack Wins.