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The Leadership Of Which Two Generals Was A Key Factor In The Confederates' Military Success In The East?
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The north generally had superior military leadership while the south struggled to find successful commanders for its armies?
Other way round. The Confederates had attracted some of the best officers away from the US Army, while the North was struggling to find successful commanders. (One reason for Lee's early success was that he was facing Union Generals who were not in his league.) The only endemic trouble with the Southern Generals was their eternal feuding.
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The north generally had superior military leadership while the south struggled to find successful commanders for its armies?
Other way round. The Confederates had attracted some of the best officers away from the US Army, while the North was struggling to find successful commanders. (One reason for Lee's early success was that he was facing Union Generals who were not in his league.) The only endemic trouble with the Southern Generals was their eternal feuding.
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