The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26
Dangers Ahead--Napoleon and Lee.
Shakespeare.
BY Dr.. T.. B. K~INGSBURY.

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were all on the side - the North All
things considered the MAR On the part
Of the south aAs the greatest among
the records q modtta nations and
the most harbar5c That very able hla-
taTian ana btagrapheF the late ,.i
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Gen lee was the greatest southern
soldier General Lord Noisir> n THO
British army. ana a. distinguished
writer on war. saN~ lee WAS "a greater
soldier then the Duke ~ Wellington
v hich is q remarkable admission Col
Chesny high British authority. said
Lee Was one of the greatest 20 sAt sat-
diers Of the Englt~h-~peakluw race.
Marlborough. Wellington Lee given
IN the order Of thcir ages MARLBOROUGH
flourished in the early Years after
ZOO, Wellington IN the first two de-
cades OF 1900. and Lee in lSGl'Gs II
YOU would see Lee presented in the
high, engaging. true light read the re-
Gently published biogra phy OF Lee. by
DR. Henri + ~Shepherd. IL - a rh
tive Of Fayetteville, y q You viii
get the truth there The great Cen
eral Won Moltke, OF Germany. thought
very highly of Lee II. fought All the
I'll AEAlltNA E8fhl oI 49, fN4AiA
said. when Lee lost 4 tnan he had no
one 70 replace him lie said II | lost
one man ! could easily place two men
in his stead Lee had t. take great
risks or abandon the nxht
If | would take the space necessary
for my usual entire tritcie. ! could
review the most important huge risks
that the peerless Napoleon took In his
campaigns extending through some
twenty years. 1t wouI bring out mar
Vellous results as Well "a sometimes
doubtful victories 1t 's not surpris-
ing that Gen ~Stonewall' Jackson AL
ways carried IN his kn4pSack his Bible
and Napoleon's Art Of War The best
one volume Life of Napoleon from
beyond seas is that by Judge C'Connpr
Morris, Of England. (but OF irish
birth). | am reading It the third time
in ten years i am l. 10 say that I
believe hat Tom Wats0n's Napoleon"
is h best Of all, and is so regarded in
Paris.