General Fremont had no authority to free any slaves. Lincoln had to harshly remind him of that. More importantly, Lincoln's main task was to quickly end the Southern rebellion. In 1861, the slave holding border states also needed no excuse to join the Confederacy. Fremont was an ardent abolitionist, Lincoln was a moderate. He hated slavery but was pragmatic. Lincoln, in 1861 saw slavery as an issue that could be dealt with after the US was unified.
Union General William T. Sherman visited president Abraham Lincoln in the White House in 1964. During the visit, Sherman presented the captured city of Georgia to Lincoln as a present.
General Sherman Captured Atlanta.
Abraham Lincoln was never a general during the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States during the Civil War.
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Confederacy : President Jefferson Davis, Leading General: Robert E Lee. Union: President Abraham Lincoln, Leading General: Ulysses S Grant. I LIKE PONIES
No, he was the president through most of the war, thus he was the commander and chief of military services -- higher than a general.
Union President Abraham Lincoln, General US Grant and Gen William T. Sherman; Confederate President Jefferson Davis and General Robert E. Lee
President Lincoln was the president during the time of the Civil War. However, the general for the Confederate Army (the south) was Robert E. Lee. THe general for the Union (the north) was Ulysses S. Grant (later to become president)Abraham Lincoln
The capture of Atlanta by General Sherman in 1864 helped the candidacy of President Abraham Lincoln. He would be reelected as president that year.
The 5 main people from the American civil war were president Abraham Lincoln, president Jefferson Davis, general Ulysses S. Grant, general Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
The President was Abraham Lincoln, the general was Ulysses S. Grant. Lincoln was assassinated after the civil war.