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Please let us know what Army of Tennessee you are referring to: Confederate or Union and the relevant period of the war you need to get informed about.
they were informed from the sarge of the ww2
The Allies were well informed thanks to the efforts of the various resistance movements, though information about exact locations did not reach them immediately. However, it seems that they did not really want to know about the Holocaust.
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After President Jefferson Davis had escaped from Richmond, he met with generals PT Beauregard and Joseph Johnston to discuss continuing the war despite the fact that Lieutenant General Robert E. Lee had surrendered to General US Grant at the Appomattox Court House in Virginia. Davis wanted to continue the war. They met on April 12, 1865 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Both generals had just left Raleigh and the meeting with Davis was somber. Beauregard and Johnston informed Davis that to continue the war was hopeless. They were successful in convincing Davis that a surrender was necessary. Davis then authorized Johnston to meet with General Sherman and negotiate the Confederate surrender. The war was almost over at last.
Generals Winfield Scott and Irving McDowell opposed the plan to invade Virginia, defeat any Confederate forces and capture Richmond. General Scott opposed the plan because he believed such a battle would end any Unionism that still existed in the South. General McDowell informed President Lincoln that he did not believe he could defeat both Confederate armies waiting for the Union attack. He also believed that the troops under the command of General Paterson were to far apart to reinforce each other. These issues were discussed at the White House in late June of 1861.
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The western educated Asian and Africans were able to lead most anti-colonial movements because they were informed. As the saying goes education is power.
Major General Nathaniel P. Banks reported to his commanding general in August of 1861, General George B. McClellan. Banks was in charge of the Department of the Shenandoah, with his headquarters being in Sandy Hook, Maryland. McClellan informed Banks that a Confederate offensive would begin shortly and Banks was ordered to report military operations to McClellan at least four times per day.
Please let us know what Army of Tennessee you are referring to: Confederate or Union and the relevant period of the war you need to get informed about.
it keeps them informed with there observations.
the correct ways would be 'did you inform' or 'have you informed'.
Union General Ord was convinced that political leaders were afraid to talk about ending the US Civil War. Ord met with General Longstreet in February of 1865. He suggested that generals Lee and Grant discuss an end to the war. Confederates Davis, Longstreet, Lee and Breckinridge met in Richmond to discuss this issue. General Grant conferred with President Lincoln on the issue. Lincoln informed Grant that any peace agreement had to include the return to the Union of the Confederate states. Lincoln also informed Grant that any meeting with the Confederates had to include the surrender of Lee's army. Lee met with Grant on March 4, 1865. Grant informed Lee that he had no authority to discuss any compromise.
It is important that he be informed.