Franz Sigel was in command of a corps before he was thirty-five.

Crawford was thirty-three when his division did its noble work at Gettysburg.
Chamberlain was thirty-four when he associated his name indelibly with the defense of Little Round-Top.

Corse was but twenty-nine when he held the pass at Altoona.

Beaver was still younger when he received his terrible wound and his promotion.

Grenville Dodge had risen to the rank of a major-general and approved his merit in the Atlanta campaign before his was thirty-three.