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At the beginning of the US Civil War, President Lincoln appointed generals for political reasons, not based on military experience.
Abraham Lincoln was the President of the Union Army.
As the US Civil War unfolded, the US army was small and did not have many generals. In order to command all the Union recruits, new generals had to be appointed. In 1861, Lincoln appointed one hundred and twenty six generals.
During the American Civil War, President Lincoln found his generals primarily by observing their performance in the various battles that took place during the conflict. He actively promoted those who performed while demoting those who did not.
Lincoln didn't fight... he was the president. However he appointed generals and drafted men to fight for the Union army
There is no information on how many commanding generals President Lincoln had gone through by June 1863. General George Meade commanded the Union army and General Robert E. Lee commanded the Confederate army.
Lincoln, Adams, and Grant
Hooker, Meade, and Grant.
In an unusual action, generals John Cochrane and John Newton were given a visit to President Lincoln. At this time in December of 1862, General Burnside reported to the General in Chief Henry W. Halleck. Despite that, Lincoln granted an audience to the disenchanted generals under Burnside to request Burnside's removal as commander of the Army of the Potomac. Such a meeting with President Lincoln was highly irregular to say the least. Secretary of State William Seward helped to arrange the meeting with the president.
No, he was president of the Union.
President Lincoln's main goal was to reunite the union.
Abraham Lincoln was the Union preisidendt he became presidnt and was re-elceted then assassanated.Are you kidding me who ever wrote this is wrong, he was totaly apart of the union! :D