Maybe, I think it was General Ulyssas S. Grant, though.
Because he told Sherman to destroy the Army of Tennessee, while he himself would attend to the Army of Northern Virginia.
Civil War. He was a general for the Confederate Army. Although he was against slavery and agreed with the unions ideas, he couldn't bear to not fight for his home, VA, let alone fight against it.
First Bull Run, here Sherman was a brigadier general. Shiloh Vicksburg Chattanooga Meridian Kennesaw Atlanta Bentonville
Robert E. Lee was the commanding general of the Confederate army in the American Civil War.
US General William Sherman learned of the new commander of the Southern Army of Tennessee, John Hood and expected a tough campaign on his way to Atlanta. Despite Sherman's good judgment, he met little resistance from Confederate forces. As the end of July, 1864 approached, he gave thought that the Confederate forces were to evacuate Atlanta without a fight.
Because he told Sherman to destroy the Army of Tennessee, while he himself would attend to the Army of Northern Virginia.
Robert E. Lee
Civil War. He was a general for the Confederate Army. Although he was against slavery and agreed with the unions ideas, he couldn't bear to not fight for his home, VA, let alone fight against it.
destroy the South's strategic and economic capacity to fight.
battle of bull run
general grevious
First Bull Run, here Sherman was a brigadier general. Shiloh Vicksburg Chattanooga Meridian Kennesaw Atlanta Bentonville
Grant was willing to fight hard enough to end the war. Sherman instituted the tactic of destroying an enemy's infrastructure and ability to wage war. Example: Sherman's march to the sea through Atlanta, GA.
Yes , Robert E. Lee chose to fight for his state of Virginia during the US Civil War .
General William Techumseh Sherman
"Total War" is an act (to my understanding) that kills off the enemies arsenal and resources to stop the enemies from continuing to fight (rebel). Without the resources, the South would have no way to rebel against the Union anymore besides they were already low on resources. General Ulyssis S. Grant believed in total war and he ordered General William Tecumseh Sherman, also a believer in total war, to wage total war against the South. He set out in March 1864 from Tennessee to Georgia. Sherman reached Atlanta, South's main manufacturing and railroad center, on September and he burned the city.
Robert E. Lee was the commanding general of the Confederate army in the American Civil War.