Because Grant looked far beyond Appomattox: If after the war all Americans had to recognized themselves as the sons of one and only one Country, a "Peace of Brennus" had not to be imposed to the South.
In so doing he played well the thought of Lincoln, who, had he been present could not have done better.
Actually, they were easy. The officers kept their side arms, men kept their horses to work their farms, and all were paroled as long as they obeyed the civil authority.
first of all it's because robert e lee was supposed to surrender to ullysses s grant.And that's because grant had kept fighting and fighting till he finally got lee to surrender.there's the answer DUH you should know listen to your teacher!
That he could have a hacienda in chihuahua as long as he kept peaceful
Lee wore colonel's rank insignia during his surrender to Grant. Since being placed in command of the Army of Northern Virginia in 1862, Lee has held the rank of "general" which, of course, makes him senior in rank to the lieutenant generals under his command (Jackson, Longstreet, etc..) Nevertheless, Lee continued to wear a simple coat with the 3 stars on the collar, which is the rank insignia of a Conferderate colonel. The coat worn at the surrender is believed to be a separate coat that Lee kept for formal occasions and likely was worn rarely, if at all, during the war. He also woar a sash and his sword at the surrender, which he never wore day-to-day. Grant, on the other hand, wore his equally simple private's coat with the 3-star lieutenant general's shoulder epaulets that he had worn throughout the Overland campaign.
The Official ending was 2nd february 1943 , according to some German Stalingrad documentary some axis soldiers (11 000) refused to surrender and hid in basements where they kept fighting till the early march 1943.
Because they were barefoot and starving. Lee was hoping to escape South, to join forces with Joe Johnston in Carolina, but Phil Sheridan kept shunting him West into the mountains. Eventually their supply-line was cut.
It had run out of manpower, following Grant's ending of the system of prisoner-exchange. And Sherman had wrecked the farms and railroads that kept the Southern armies supplied. By the time of Appomattox, Lee's men were barefoot and starving.
Actually, they were easy. The officers kept their side arms, men kept their horses to work their farms, and all were paroled as long as they obeyed the civil authority.
Unconditional Surrender Grant.The Hero of Appomattox.The Galena Tanner.The Butcher.General Grant.sources:Did_Ulysses_s._Grant_have_any_nicknames
first of all it's because robert e lee was supposed to surrender to ullysses s grant.And that's because grant had kept fighting and fighting till he finally got lee to surrender.there's the answer DUH you should know listen to your teacher!
Germany did not surrender on D-Day. Many individual German soldiers surrendered, but Germany kept on for a further 9 months of battle before giving in.
Simple answer is NO.
they didnt have any, the south kept of firing at the fort, and the troops (northerner) at the fort were low on supplies. They had to surrender
That he could have a hacienda in chihuahua as long as he kept peaceful
The simple answer is yes.
Because Jim Kerr kept blowing in his mouth...
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