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(Question originally posted to the talk page for the image, on September 16, 2008, by IP editor 69.254.220.163):
An epitaph from one of his officers stated that "No man in the entire army, I believe, was so much admired, respected, and beloved by inferiors as well as superiors in rank as was General Sill." ...
Does anyone know WHO this epitaph is attributed to ???
