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One of the strongest evidences of General Grant's nobility of character was his respectful treatment of the men in the ranks. They were all men, and were treated as men. He did not toady to the officers, or bully the privates. His attitude to all was respectful and considerate.
He was more approachable to the men in the ranks than were many of his inferior officers.