Ulysses S. Grant

No. High school's didn't exist when he was alive.

1865

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.

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The Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee (or Pittsburgh Landing) April 6th to April 7th, 1862. However, General Albert Sidney Johnson was killed in the first day of the battle, so Major General Ulysses S. Grant was fighting P.G.T. Beauregard's Army of Tennessee on April 7th, 1862.

only $1 in average circulated condition

he was president during the whikey ring scandal centered in the midwestern united states.

Papilio Ulysses, commonly known as the Ulysses butterfly, primarily feeds on nectar from various flowering plants using its long proboscis, which it extends to reach the nectar deep within flowers. Additionally, adult butterflies may also consume tree sap, rotting fruit, and even minerals from mud puddles, which provide essential nutrients. Their feeding habits play a crucial role in pollination, contributing to the health of their ecosystems.

Abraham lincoln was his rolemodel

Grant was president from 1869-1877.

The year 1885 was the year of his death from throat cancer, probably brought on by stress, following a scandalous fraud - not involving him - at a bank of which he was a director.

In his last weeks, he was struggling to write his memoirs, so that his family would have something to live on after his death. In this, he was successful. He managed to complete the book, just days before he died. It was a surprisingly good book, from a man who did not look or sound like an author, and it sold very well for years.

Ulysses S. Grant said, "I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer."

He didn't want to.

But after he was ruined by a fraudulent bank director, and contracted throat-cancer, he became alarmed at the prospect of dying and leaving his family destitute. So he wrote his memoirs, to give them something to live on.

He only just managed to complete them, as he was dying. They are in fact surprisingly good - much better than you would expect from someone who didn't look as though he had literary talent.

Ulysse-Janvier Robillard died in 1900.

"Unconditional Surrender" Grant

I do not know of anything that would be called "the Ulysses S Grant museum".

His birthplace at Point Pleasant, OH is a a museum of sorts, as is his boyhood home in Georgetown , OH and his house in Galena , IL. There is something of a museum at his tomb in NY City.

While Grant himself may have been a fair man, his is the most scandalous administration in American history. Dozens of scams were carried out by greedy business men during his presidency. So, while Grant may have treated people fairly, it was still a time of unfairness in American history.

Native tribes were treated like weak foreign nations.

Yes he was a famos tuba player in the Wite House

Generals Lee and Grant were each in the Mexican War as US officers. Later they both were in the US Civil War as opponents.

Mount McGregor, New York

AT GRANTS TOMB

Riverside Park next to his wife.

Born April 27,1822 and died July 23,1885.

Ulysses S Grant did not run for a third term, although there was some sentiment in the Republican party for him to do so. His decision not to run was based on his own desire to maintain the two term limit that had been the tradition (but not the law) for the American Presidency since George Washington. Also affecting his decision were numerous scandals that occured in his administration concerning misallocation of government monies. Therefore the election of 1876 was between the Democrat Tilden and the Republican Rutherford B Hayes. Tilden received the majority of votes but Hayes won in the electoral college vote and became the 19th President of the United States

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