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He trained the Army of the Potomac.
Two, a son and a daughter. Neither of these children had children of their own, so McClellan's line died out with them. McClellan's son, George B. McClellan, Jr. (1865 - 1940), was born in Dresden, Germany, during the family's first trip to Europe. Known within the family as Max, he was also a politician, serving as a United States Representative from New York State and as Mayor of New York City from 1904 to 1909. McClellan's daughter, Mary ("May") (1861 - 1945), married a French diplomat and spent much of her life abroad. His wife Ellen died in Nice, France, while visiting May at "Villa Antietam." Neither Max nor May gave the McClellans any grandchildren. See the web sources below.
"Little Mac"
George McClellan, an indecisive Union commander who Abraham Lincoln dubbed as having a case of "the slows." While President Lincoln was unhappy with McClellan was clear. What dims the harsh term used against McClellan was the fact that on two occasions, President Lincoln first promoted him to General in Chief, then reversed himself, then after relieving him of duty with regards to the Army of the Potomac, Lincoln then reappointed him to lead that army over the objections of his cabinet.
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Union General George B. McClellan was sometimes nicknamed "Young Napoleon" by his troops.
He trained the Army of the Potomac.
Major General George B. McClellan led the Union Army of the Potomac at the Battle of Mechanicsville. This is also known as the Battle of Beaver Dam Creek.
It was known as the Peninsular Campaign.
President Lincoln's preliminary emancipation proclamation became known to General George B. McClellan on September 24, 1862. McClellan was outraged as he was opposed to the key elements of Lincoln's announcement. McClellan believed that the issue of slavery should be handled after the Southern rebellion was defeated. He believed that to insure a speedy and less painful reunification of the US that strict limits should be placed on military actions that threatened the rights and property of Confederate civilians.
George Washington was not known as a great thinker, but he was very good at taking what he learned and applying to circumstances around him. This made him a very good military leader and president.
When General George B. McClellan assumed command of the Army of the Potomac, a replacement was needed for the Ohio Department. General William S. Rosecrans was selected. He was a West Point graduate and a soldier of known competence.
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Erwin Rommel
Alexander the Great was one important military leader, if that's what you are looking for
On April 20, 1862, General George B. McClellan informed President Lincoln that Robert E. Lee was replacing the wounded General Johnston. McClellan also mentioned that this change was good for the Union as Lee was known to be weak and timid.
Scott McClellan served under George Bush as White House Press Secretary from 2003-2006. He is also the author of the controversial book "What Happened" which gave an account of the Bush administration.