 | Kentucky Historical Society - 1922 - 380 halaman
...and complete tranquility restored to our frontiers. To make this last effort why not, my dear sir, come in person, you would not object to a command...fact should "be the guiding Head and I the hand." The situation you would be placed in is not without its parallel. Sipio the conqueror of Carthage did not... | |
 | Harry L. Coles - 1965 - 324 halaman
...Governor Shelby, Harrison made an interesting proposal: "To make this last effort, why not, dear sir, come in person— you would not object to a command...fact should be the guiding head, and I the hand. The situation you would be placed in is not without parallel: Scipio, the conqueror of Carthage, did not... | |
 | Harry L. Coles - 1965 - 324 halaman
...Harrison made an interesting proposal: "To make this last effort, why not, dear sir, come in person—you would not object to a command that would be nominal...fact should be the guiding head, and I the hand. The situation you would be placed in is not without parallel: Scipio, the conqueror of Carthage, did not... | |
 | Kentucky Historical Society - 1922 - 428 halaman
...and complete tranquility restored to our frontiers. To make this last effort why not, my dear sir, come in person, you would not object to a command...fact should "be the guiding Head and I the hand." The situation you would be placed in is not without its parallel. Sipio the conqueror of Carthage did not... | |
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To make this last effort why not, my dear sir, come in person, you would not object to a command that would be nominal only — I have such confidence in your wisdom that you in fact should "be the guiding Head and I the hand. 