Ulysses Simpson Grant
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S. Johnston, commanding the Confederate army, was killed. After various unsuccessful movements against Vicksburg, which commenced in the November of 1862, Grant crossed the Mississippi, April 30, 1863, defeated the enemy at Port Gibson and at Champion Hill, and drove them behind their entrenchments at Vicksburg, to which place he laid siege. After many ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT.
5 assaults, the stronghold surrendered unconditionally on July 4, 1863, with 31, 600 prisoners and 172 cannon, and the Mi...ssissippi was opened from its source to its mouth. In October Grant was ordered to Chatta- nooga, where he fought a battle, capturing the enemy's entire line, and driving him out of Tennessee. In March 1864 Grant, having previously been made a major-general in the regular army for his victory at Vicksburg, was promoted to the grade of lieutenant- general, and assigned to the command of all the armies of the United States, with his headquarters with the army of the Potomac. His plan of campaign was to concentrate all the national forces into several distinct armies, which should operate simultaneously against the enemy, Sherman moving toward Atlanta, while Grant himself accompanied the army of the Potomac against Richmond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Johnston, commanding the Confederate army, was killed. After various unsuccessful movements against Vicksburg, which commenced in the November of 1862, Grant crossed the Mississippi, April 30, 1863, defeated the enemy at Port Gibson and at Champion Hill, and drove them behind their entrenchments at Vicksburg, to which place he laid siege. After many ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT.
5 assaults, the stronghold surrendered unconditionally on July 4, 1863, with 31, 600 prisoners and 172 cannon, and the Mi...ssissippi was opened from its source to its mouth. In October Grant was ordered to Chatta- nooga, where he fought a battle, capturing the enemy's entire line, and driving him out of Tennessee. In March 1864 Grant, having previously been made a major-general in the regular army for his victory at Vicksburg, was promoted to the grade of lieutenant- general, and assigned to the command of all the armies of the United States, with his headquarters with the army of the Potomac. His plan of campaign was to concentrate all the national forces into several distinct armies, which should operate simultaneously against the enemy, Sherman moving toward Atlanta, while Grant himself accompanied the army of the Potomac against Richmond.
What to read after Ulysses Simpson Grant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Grant Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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