coward of

* James H. Ledlie-Union officer in the Civil War whom Ulysses S. Grant called, " the greatest coward of the war.

Brownlow pushed this issue for several months, and accused the " corrupt liar, low-down drunkard, irresponsible vagabond, and infamous coward of the Register " of complicity in the matter.

On the surface Eric is the big-mouthed coward of the show, and he also fulfills the role of the comic relief character.

Pius XII was criticized for his reception of Pavelić: an unattributed British Foreign Office memo on the subject described Pius XII as " the greatest moral coward of our age.

Writing in 1926 when she was in her 80s, she stated " I long for a memorial to our heroes on the battlefield of the Little Big Horn ( sic ) but not to single out for honor, the one coward of the regiment.