Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Sherman” in chapter 4, page 41 of William Hepworth Dixon, White Conquest: Volume 2:
... Michigan.
If unity of command is needed, General McDowell is the officer in charge of the South.
If the situation is thought so serious that a higher officer than McDowell should be on the spot, General Sherman is that higher officer.
It is no great secret that General Sherman notes these doings of Belknap and the War Office with alarm.
Sherman has no taint of Caesarism.
A patriot first, a soldier a...
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