General Grant was determined to crush the Confederate troops. He was tired of the long war and sought to end it as soon as possible. Many people in the North objected to the large number of Union casualties. Mary Todd Lincoln called Grant a butcher. Nevertheless, at war's end he was the hero of the North and he was rewarded with election to the US presidency in 1868.
US Grant's losses were deemed excessive by many people in the Union. From a military point of view, he and Lincoln wanted to end the conflict as soon as possible. The results were predictable.
Total War to bring about a Southern surrender as quickly as possible…
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At the battle of Appomattox courthouse. General Lee surrendered his army of thirty thousand troops. Grant had at least 3x as many troops as Lee.
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You are referring to Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia. The Union troops were cheering as Lee left. General Grant stopped them. He was very embarrassed. General Lee was riding off, as heartbroken as a man could be. General Grant told his men that the Southerners "are our countrymen again." This was not actually the end of the Civil War, but it was close enough!
Ulysses S. Grant won the siege of Vicksburg.
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At the battle of Appomattox courthouse. General Lee surrendered his army of thirty thousand troops. Grant had at least 3x as many troops as Lee.
He was known as "Unconditional Surrender" Grant.
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Their horses. And the officers were allowed to keep their sidearms.
The Confederate soldiers were given food and were allowed to keep their horses.
General Ulysses Grant named the town "Grants Pass" when he rode thru Oregon with his soldiers.
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Death of the enemy General, Sidney Johnston, and the arrival of reinforcements from the East on the second day.
General Grant allowed the soldiers to keep their horses, as he knew they would need the animals to help plow the fields when they returned home. Also, officers were allowed to keep their side arms. General Lee praised General Grant, saying his actions at that time would help to heal the country's wounds.
You are referring to Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia. The Union troops were cheering as Lee left. General Grant stopped them. He was very embarrassed. General Lee was riding off, as heartbroken as a man could be. General Grant told his men that the Southerners "are our countrymen again." This was not actually the end of the Civil War, but it was close enough!