Ulysses Grant. He seems to have originated this phrase, which he first used after the Battle of Fort Donelson, and the Northern public responded to it enthusiastically, partly because it chimed with U.S. for United States.
Unconditional Surrender
Union General Ulysses S. Grant earned his nick name by being a stubborn negotiator. His nick name was Unconditional Surrender.
U.S. Grant and he earned by leading the Union general in the American Civil War. thats not true he got the title because in a fight a never surrendered, not just because he was a general for the Union army
General Ulysses S. Grant earned the nickname "Unconditional Surrender" during the Battle of Shiloh. This moniker originated from his demand for the unconditional surrender of Confederate forces at Fort Donelson earlier in 1862, which established his reputation as a determined and relentless commander. The nickname reflected his approach to warfare and contributed to his growing fame as a leader in the Union Army.
February 1862. It was one of the first Union victories in the West, and earned the unknown Ulysses Grant his nickname 'Unconditional Surrender' - a phrase that he coined after this battle in his message to the defeated commander.
Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers respectively, in February 1862. They were the first victories by the then-unknown US Grant. The second one earned him his nickname 'Unconditional Surrender' (U.S.) Grant.
George B., his nickname was "Little Napoleon".
Unconditional Surrender was a nickname of U.S. Grant of the Union Army. It was in part because of his initials and partly because of his reluctance to accept terms of surrender from the South.
General Thomas J. Jackson..He earned the nickname "Stonewall," when his brigade held back a Federal charge.
Confederate general Thomas Jonathan Jackson earned the nickname "Stonewall" due to his staunch defense of Henry Hill while maintaining a calm demeanor at the first Battle of Bull Run.
James Longstreet had the nickname of Old Warhorse. He earned this nickname at the Battle of Antietam. He was called General Lee's Old Warhorse.
he earned his nickname at Bull Run