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When Grant came east: ‘The boss had arrived.’

“Now that they had time to look [Grant] over and examine the results of some of the changes he introduced, the men had begun to see that, whatever else he might do, in or out of combat, he clearly meant business, and they found they liked the notion of this.”… Read More When Grant came east: ‘The boss had arrived.’

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