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John Monash.(Letter to the editor)
SIR: Thank you for publishing the article "The Fox and the Hedgehog" by Simon Caterson (April 2008).
I note that he quotes Lloyd George's description of Monash "as the only soldier of the First World War with the necessary qualities of leadership". A.J.P. Taylor, in the same vein, said in his book The First World War: An Illustrated History that the Australians "possessed in Sir John Monash the only general of ...
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