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The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 6: September 1- December 8, 1862

The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 6: September 1- December 8, 1862

John Y. Simon
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In the period covered by Volume 6 of this distinguished series, Grant again drove deep into the Confederacy, dis­playing an instinct for the offensive lacking in other chief commanders. But by the end of the year Confederate suc­cesses had forced Grant to abandon all ground he had won.

It was, nevertheless, an important period in Grant’s career. Command of the Army of the Tennessee brought Grant, a former slaveholder, into the heart of the Cotton Kingdom and to issuing the notorious General Order No. 11, expelling the Jews from his department. Increasingly important administrative responsibilities involved Grant in relationships with other gen­erals. And though Grant’s Mississippi Central Campaign ended at the close of the year with no permanent gains, he had increased in stature as a military administrator and warrior possessing the vital talent needed in a successful command system.
Language
English
Pages
520
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Southern Illinois University Press
Release
March 14, 1977
ISBN
0809306948
ISBN 13
9780809306947

The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 6: September 1- December 8, 1862

John Y. Simon
0/5 ( ratings)
In the period covered by Volume 6 of this distinguished series, Grant again drove deep into the Confederacy, dis­playing an instinct for the offensive lacking in other chief commanders. But by the end of the year Confederate suc­cesses had forced Grant to abandon all ground he had won.

It was, nevertheless, an important period in Grant’s career. Command of the Army of the Tennessee brought Grant, a former slaveholder, into the heart of the Cotton Kingdom and to issuing the notorious General Order No. 11, expelling the Jews from his department. Increasingly important administrative responsibilities involved Grant in relationships with other gen­erals. And though Grant’s Mississippi Central Campaign ended at the close of the year with no permanent gains, he had increased in stature as a military administrator and warrior possessing the vital talent needed in a successful command system.
Language
English
Pages
520
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Southern Illinois University Press
Release
March 14, 1977
ISBN
0809306948
ISBN 13
9780809306947

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