From an away game:
The real and lasting damage Sherman’s March did was to the moral, not the physical; he pierced the shell of the South and found it all hollow. This was impossible for the South to live down, and is why Sherman is still cordially hated by the soi-disant Sons of the South.
The rest of us remember him as the first great American exponent of the indirect approach, influencing to a great extent the campaigns of Patton eighty years later.