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Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War

Note 22 — Chapter IX · M’DOWELL

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Jackson himself showed the same wise self-restraint. In his communications with Ewell, after that officer had been placed under his orders, but before they had joined hands, he suggested certain movements as advisable, but invariably left the ultimate decision to his subordinate’s judgment.

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