Some of the commanders who have won our most important victories believe the emancipation policy the heaviest blow yet dealt to the rebels, and that in one instance, at least, victory came with the aid of black soldiers.
This statement reflects Alexander's view on the significance of black soldiers in the Civil War and their impact on military victories.
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