Answer: A military reformer with the rank of general who was declared a martyr after his death.
Explanation:
This formulation is common in the literature when it comes to James Wolfe. He achieved a major military campaign against the French in Quebec in 1759. That victory was of great significance since the United States and Kanda's unification was won under British rule. Yet at the time of his victory, Wolfe was wounded in a decisive battle and succumbed to the consequences of the wounding, so that he was proclaimed the best soldier of Britain of the 18th century and declared a martyr.
