In spite of all experience they, continue to despise wilderness wile and stratagem, and in a manner that is amazing.

They walk continually into ambush, and are cut up before they can get out of it.

I am not one to cheapen the valor of British and British Colonials.

It has been proved too often on desperate fields, but in the kind of war we must wage here deep in the wilds of North America, valor is often unavailing, and I think, sir, that we can rely upon one fact.

The enemy will take us too lightly.