When Union General US Grant was amplifying his offensives against the South, the term of "exhaustion" was not in use. What Grant did, however, was such a strategy. In its basic form, exhaustion carries with it the following:
* Exhaustion does not mean attrition, which is a form of annihilation;
* Exhaustion centers around depriving the enemy of supplies to keep it on the fields of battle. US Grant did this successfully against Robert E. Lee, with the understanding that Grant had virtually no limits in manpower;
* Another more specific definition centers around logistics. This in its totally includes the disruption of the enemy's ability to deploy troops, lose communications, cut off means of transport such as railways and obstruct the enemy's ability to recruit soldiers; and
* The ideal purpose of this is to avoid major battles of attempted annihilation of opposing armies and thus reduce casualties. As practiced by Union general Grant and Sherman with the support of US President Lincoln, Grant's tactics were faulty in his approach to simply cutting supply lines. By using at any cost of Union lives, he attained exhaustion and the rank and file of Union troops suffered severely.
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The time of peace in Rome, which lasted from 27 BC to 180 AD, is called the "Pax Romana". This title was coined by Edward Gibbon.
Gandhi coined the term satyagraha in south africa
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The Greek historian Herodotos of Halicarnassos used the term after the name of the Indus River. He was copying the earlier Old Persian and Sanskrit words.
It was Carlos P. Romulo, who coined the famous phrase "I shall return" by General Douglas MacArthur. Romulo was MacArthur's press officer at that time.
It was coined in the serbian war of 1963 after general miroslav had his dick cut off