The first Union generals, save perhaps McClellan, were unwilling to go after the Confederate soldiers when they were at their weakest, and instead charged in and fought them when they were strong again. General Taylor was among the first generals to hit the enemy when they were vulnerable and weakened.
So, Lincoln kept trying General after General until he found one that would fight. Oddly, that turned out to be McClellan, again, and he did well, but not great, at his 2nd chance in command. Later Generals were fine leaders and tacticians.
The first Union generals, save perhaps McClellan, were unwilling to go after the Confederate soldiers when they were at their weakest, and instead charged in and fought them when they were strong again. General Taylor was among the first generals to hit the enemy when they were vulnerable and weakened.
So, Lincoln kept trying General after General until he found one that would fight. Oddly, that turned out to be McClellan, again, and he did well, but not great, at his 2nd chance in command. Later Generals were fine leaders and tacticians.
He forced the south to stay loyal and forced the south to give up slavery.
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Union Commander US Grant forced the surrender of Confederate Commander Tilghman.
Lincoln's decision to break the siege forced the confederates to fire on the fort.
Nobody forced Abraham Lincoln to free the slaves, he just saw that slavery was not right so he wanted to end it.
The Copperheads challenged Lincoln's conduct of the war and forced him to consider the political implications of every military move. Moreover, the existence of a strong opposition party forced Lincoln to move cautiously on emancipation.
Both of those countries were forced to join Napoleans Empire so i seems unlikely that there would be any undefeated generals from these countries, however if there were any generals of this kind their victories had no effect on the over all campain.
When South Carolina forced the surrender of Fort Sumter.
When South Carolina forced the surrender of Fort Sumter.
When South Carolina forced the surrender of Fort Sumter.
When South Carolina forced the surrender of Fort Sumter.