Miguel de Cervantes: The soldier who executes his captain's commands is no less valuable than the captain who gave the order.

The soldier who executes his captain's commands is no less valuable than the cap — Miguel de Cervantes

The soldier who executes his captain's commands is no less valuable than the captain who gave the order.

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