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The commanding generals were for the north Ulysses Grant, for the south Robert E. Lee. Each had several dozen other generals to command units within their armies. See "Related Links" below for complete Orders of Battle of both sides, which will provide you with the names of general officers commanding corps, divisions and brigades in each army.

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