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Henry Hunt: Simplify.
wrote 6 days ago: Attention to detail could have made him the ideal accountant. He is reputed as having reminded a can … more →
Thomas Osborn & Craig Wadsworth: Be aggressive.
wrote 1 week ago: Major Thomas Osborn commanded a Union artillery unit that was taking direct hits from Rebel cannons … more →
William Pendleton: Failure has a formula.
wrote 2 weeks ago: In the early 1830s he was an artillerist, a college professor, and an Episcopal priest. Some members … more →
Johnston Pettigrew: Courage is a substitute for experience.
wrote 3 weeks ago: He was a pianist, boxer, fencer, author, and mathematician. With the highest grade-point average at … more →
George Pickett: Ask for help, but plan for none.
wrote 1 month ago: He was an incurable romantic. He was writing a love letter to his fiancé just minutes before the fam … more →
James Longstreet: Have a deadline.
wrote 1 month ago: Enjoying physical training over intellectual challenges and schoolboy pranks over blind obedience, h … more →
Porter Alexander: Wishful thinking fails.
wrote 1 month ago: In charge of bombing the Federal forces on the third day, this twenty-seven-year-old was placed in a … more →
Robert E. Lee: Have a vision.
wrote 1 month ago: His father, “Light Horse Harry” Lee, was a Revolutionary War hero who abandoned his wife and family … more →
George Meade: Have a little more than enough.
wrote 2 months ago: As the ideal commander of all Union forces at Gettysburg, Major General George Gordon Meade had almo … more →
George Stannard: Seize opportunity quickly.
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wrote 2 months ago: He joined his state’s militia when he was only sixteen. Highly regarded by those who knew him, he wa … more →
Francis Randall: Try.
wrote 2 months ago: He was related to the Revolutionary War soldier and legend, Ethan Allen, of Vermont’s Green Mountain … more →
Charles Mudge: Question what you hear.
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wrote 2 months ago: He refused to conform to Harvard’s strict rules of demeanor and academic performance. Prior to gradu … more →
Thomas Ruger: Put it in writing.
wrote 3 months ago: He graduated near the top of his class at West Point, left the army to study law, and then returned … more →
James Ewell Brown "Jeb" Stuart: Put team above self.
wrote 3 months ago: He was a skilled cavalry commander and a dashing glory-hound in search of newspaper headlines. “I’d … more →
Tillie Pierce: Lead and succeed at any age.
wrote 3 months ago: The battle of Gettysburg came to her doorstep. Twenty-five years later, she wrote of the terror she … more →
John Sedgwick: Be a team player
wrote 3 months ago: A player of solitaire affectionately known as “Uncle John,” he was so well respected by … more →
Hans Jorgensen: Freedom motivates.
wrote 3 months ago: Sophisticated and well-bred he was once a soldier in the Danish army. Before immigrating to the Unit … more →
George Ward: Character wins.
wrote 4 months ago: He came from a family with a proud military tradition. It began with General Artemus Ward who was th … more →
Harrison Jeffords: Use symbols to motivate.
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wrote 4 months ago: After graduating from the University of Michigan, he became a lawyer and the owner of his father’s b … more →
