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Ben McCullough. --The "Southern Confederacy" gives the following description of General McCullough's personal appearance: He is six feet high, slender and spare built, but athletic and firmly knit. He is about forty five years of age; his demeanor quiet, and has none of the tiger-like fierceness of appearance that many have supposed him to possess. His size, height and weight, the glance and color of his eye, the style of his dress, his hair, beard and features, all resemble the far-famed and invincible Garibaldi more than any other man in the world, except the veritable Guiseppe himself; and McCullough is not a whit behind that celebrated Italian patriot, in courage, skill and ability as a partisan commander.
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Ben McCullough. --The "Southern Confederacy" gives the following description of General McCullough's personal appearance: He is six feet high, slender and spare built, but athletic and firmly knit. He is about forty five years of age; his demeanor quiet, and has none of the tiger-like fierceness of appearance that manyGeneral McCullough's personal appearance: He is six feet high, slender and spare built, but athletic and firmly knit. He is about forty five years of age; his demeanor quiet, and has none of the tiger-like fierceness of appearance that many have supposed him to possess. His size, height and weight, the glance and color of his eye, the style of his dress, his hair, beard and features, all resemble the far-famed and invincible Garibaldi more than any other man in the world, except the veritable Guiseppe himself; and McCullough is not a whit behind that celebrated Itae and color of his eye, the style of his dress, his hair, beard and features, all resemble the far-famed and invincible Garibaldi more than any other man in the world, except the veritable Guiseppe himself; and McCullough is not a whit behind that celebrated Italian patriot, in courage, skill and ability as a partisan commander.
Ben McCullough. --The "Southern Confederacy" gives the following description of General McCullough's personal appearance: He is six feet high, slender and spare built, but athletic and firmly knit. He is about forty five years of age; his demeanor quiet, and has none of the tiger-like fierceness of appearance that many have supposed him to possess. His size, height and weight, the glance and color of his eye, the style of his dress, his hair, beard and features, all resemble the far-famed and invincible Garibaldi more than any other man in the world, except the veritable Guiseppe himself; and McCullough is not a whit behind that celebrated Italian patriot, in courage, skill and ability as a partisan commander.