Press On, Press On, Men.

Always Mystify, Mislead, And Surprise The Enemy, If Possible; And When You Strike And Overcome Him, Never Let Up In The Pursuit So Long As Your Men Have Strength To Follow; For An Army Routed, If Hotly Pursued, Becomes Panic-stricken, And Can Then Be Destroyed By Half Their Number. The Other Rule Is, Never Fight Against Heavy Odds, If By Any Possible Maneuvering You Can Hurl Your Own Force On Only A Part, And That The Weakest Part, Of Your Enemy And Crush It. Such Tactics Will Win Every Time, And A Small Army May Thus Destroy A Large One In Detail, And Repeated Victory Will Make It Invincible.

I Am More Anxious Than I Can Express That My Men Should Be Not Only Good Soldiers Of Their Country, But Also Good Soldiers Of The Cross.

People Who Are Anxious To Bring On War Don't Know What They Are Bargaining For; They Don't See All The Horrors That Must Accompany Such An Event.

Duty Is Ours; Consequences Are God's.

The Hardships Of Forced Marches Are Often More Painful Than The Dangers Of Battle