Forrest I can go through hell and never scorch a feather

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North Georgia Citizen, Jun. 14, 1900 -- page 6.jpg


North Georgia Citizen June 14, 1900
 
Actually, the expression predates Forrest. For example Davy Crockett's almanac of 1840 had Crockett stating

"I'll be in his hair quicker than hell can scorch a feather"

but leave it to Forrest to be faster than his fellow Tennessean.
 

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