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“Everybody loves a winner,” as the saying goes, and we typically celebrate the victorious commanders and their triumphant armies, navies or air forces. But how should we judge those that fought on the losing side– military history’s “lost causes”? Should the unsuccessful outcome of their battles and wars negate the battlefield accomplishments they did achieve? …
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