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Of what my Granadiers are capable, only I know - who they equal will exist, who exceeds them won't.
José de San Martín
A well-fought defeat is worth more than a casual victory.
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The soldiers of our land know no luxury, but glory.
José de San Martín
I only want Lions in my regiment.
José de San Martín
From this moment on, Peru is free and independent by the general will of its people and by the justice of its cause that God defends. Long live the nation! Long live the freedom! Long live the independence!
José de San Martín
The conscience is the best and most impartial judge that a righteous man has.
José de San Martín
My best friend is he who rights my wrongs or reproaches my mistakes.
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You will be what you must be, or else you will be nothing.
José de San Martín
More noise occurs from a single man shouting than a hundred thousand who are quiet.
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I have fulfilled the sacred promises which I made Peru; I have witnessed the assembly of its representatives; the enemy's force threatens the independence of no place that wishes to be free, and that possesses the means of being so.
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Your coarse impudence in making me a proposition to employ my sword in a civil war is simply incomprehensible.
José de San Martín
One should be under no illusions as to the future of the Old World. The real contest in the present day is purely social.
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I shall always be ready to make the ultimate sacrifice for the liberty of the country, but as in the character of a simple private citizen and in no other.
José de San Martín
My promises to the people for whom I have waged war have been fulfilled - to accomplish their independence and leave the choice of their rulers to their own will.
José de San Martín
I have witnessed the declaration of independence of the States of Chile and Peru.
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The remarkable protection granted to the Army of the Andes by its Patron and General, Our Lady of Cuyo, cannot fail to be observed.
José de San Martín