Grant and Lee

Grant and Lee In my historical career, for a long time teachers and professors have focused on the general Grant's view of killing drunkards. On the other hand, the teacher depicts General Lee as a master strategist who uses Christian values ​​to win the rebellion. But in the explanation of Fuller's two generals, through data and personal intuition, General Grant is actually a strategist and planner, not only won the war, but also the number of soldiers He said.

This article has a different view on Grant and Lee's acting as a civil war general. The grant is a domestic general and is the most successful alliance or warlord general of the war. Through a series of exciting battles and fights, he drove the Allies from the early capture from the Mississippi Valley (the main "western" battlefield of war) to the unparalleled fight of Vicksburg. Then he rescued Allied troops trapped in Chattanooga and spent a month there to drive rebels to Georgia there - got Lee's huge help. Eventually, Grant was taken to the east to face Lee's army, and he defeated the effective end of the war within a year.

When General Robert Lee General surrendered Grant to the Northern Virginia army at the Atmax Court, Grant no longer wanted to surrender unconditionally. Grant asked Lee's men to abandon their weapons and agreed not to fight. Lee's men can go home and try to reconstruct their lives. Grant became General Army General. On April 14, 1865 Lincoln asked Grant and his wife to go to Ford Theater with him. Grant refused because mainly Julia did not want to spend the night with Mary Todd Lincoln. After the death of Lincoln, Vice President Andrew Johnson took over the role of reuniting the country.