Thanks to the superiority in men and equipment:
1 - keep constant pressure on Lee's army, preventing their freedom of movement.
2 - managing to move the front to the south, using Richmond as a false goal, forcing the Confederates to cover the capital, forcing it to engage and wearing out their forces.
3 - during the last phase of the campaign trying constantly to outflank the right wing of Lee's army, threatening to disrupt vital railroads and roads connecting Richmond and Petersburg to the rest of the Confederacy.
The Confederates were thus obliged to extend the line of their fortifications to prevent the threat, remaining at the end without enough troops to man the trenches and repulse the outflanking attempts by means of mobile reserve forces.
He was determination to do what he had to do
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He did not. The war was ended by the Union Army defeating the Confederate Army.
They adopted a superior strategy of first defeating the Persian navy, and cutting off their sea supply line. The Persians had to send half their army home for the winter, and the Greeks united the city-state armies to defeat the depleted Persian army.
Grants plan was to give Lee's army 25,000 meals.
President Jefferson Davis..Was commander in chief..Robert E. Lee was commander of The Army of Northern Virginia, which was the greatest of all southern armies, defeating the Union forces again and again..
As he did not have a siege train which could breach the walls, he had to adopt a strategy of turning off Rome's allies, taking over territories, and defeating any army which Rome assembled against him.
defeating an army that was much greater in numbers.
Grant had Meade hold Lee in check while Sheridan destroyed the crops, commodities, communications, and logistical supplies of Lee's army, in the East. In the West, Sherman destroyed Atlanta, and, in his March to the Sea, did the same thing as Sheridan, on a large scale, eliminating the South's capacity to conduct the conflict, in essence, starving Lee's army into submission, and preventing any other Confederate forces from coming to his relief.
It took Grants army six weeks to capture the city of Vicksburg.
The army always has a strategy! or... The game of chess requires strategy!
He saw that it would have to be a war of attrition - ending the system of prisoner exchange, and keeping Robert E. Lee pinned-down until he simply ran out of men.