Ulysses S. Grant

Yes. Grant moved into the white house when he was elected 18th president of the USA in 1869.

That is not within the President's power.

Hiram Ulysses Grant. It is frequently said that Grant's middle name was "Simpson." It was not. His middle name was "Ulysses" and he admitted that the "S" in his name stood for nothing.

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Highly unlikely that either President actually signed a land grant in their own hand. Somewhere about 1830, President Andrew Jackson gave "secretarial authority" to others to pen his signature to the multitude of "ordinary" documents the President is expected to sign each day. The practice continues even today. So, in answer to your question, unless the land grant is to someone or someplace of some historical importance, I don't see it as a money value. But a great conversation piece!

This concept was different because instead of just attacking an army like in a usual battle. Total war attacked on everything, the general and army wouldn't just attack soldiers they would attack enemy's food supplies, economy and citizens as well.

He moved his army and attacked. The previous commander(s) usually made up reasons for not moving nor attacking...always wanting more food, or more ammunition, or more men, or more horses, or more mules, or more wagons, or more cannons, or more tents, or more medical supplies. No excuses, just do it; Grant did.

US Grant is a prime example of winning a battle no matter how many Union soldiers had to die. It came to a point in the war, where Grant was labeled a "butcher" by Lincoln's wife. Mary Todd Lincoln.

Grant used frontal assaults when he knew it was almost hopeless to do so. With that said, he turned to sieges to starve out Petersburg and Richmond.

Ulysses s grant did become president later on

Union General US Grant was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General by President Lincoln in March of 1864. Grant was only the second US general to hold this high rank which gave him control of all Union forces. Previously only George Washington held this title.

if Im correct then a 007 rank is an authorisation to kill, obviously with good reason and in the realm of the situation. James Bond holds the rank of Commander in the Royal Navy.

He worked as an Assassin against the Templars.

Grant died from throat cancer, possibly brought on constant cigar smoking and by the strain of a banking scandal, in which he was innocent, but was bankrupted as a non-executive Director of the bank.

Union General and 20th President of the US (1869-1877), Ulysses S. Grant died of cancer. He died at the age of 63 on July 23, 1885 in New York.

No, HE DIDNT LOSE HIS LEG! He might of been injured but no limbs had to be amputated. Look up "Ulysses S. GRant, president"

He died of throat cancer, probably brought on by stress when he was swindled in a bank fraud by people hiding behind his status.

US President US Grant had a fear and dislike of Catholicism and the educational "system" they had established in the US. Grant believed that no government funds should be given to religious schools. Grant even considered for pushing for a Constitutional amendment to bar vouchers even indirectly helping Catholic schools.

Reportedly, Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a statement in 1943 that indicated that the Axis Powers would need to agree to an unconditional surrender if WW 2 was ever to end. This disturbed many politicians and military commanders. They believed that when FDR used those terms, it would only lead to the Axis Powers to fight longer and harder in order to avoid an unconditional surrender.Roosevelt reportedly stated that he made the statement after thinking about the "unconditional surrender" edict made by Union General in Chief US Grant.

I am not sure I would call him a "hero", but he was commander of the Union forces in the Civil War and became President of the United States.

That would depend on what city and state you reside in. Most municipalities and states have a 90 day period before it becomes delinquent and a warrant is issued for your arrest.

Take the city Vicksburg during the Civil War.

Prior to the Civil War he was a clerk in his father's tannery and leather store. He was a graduate of West Point and had seen service in the Mexican War under General Zachary Taylor and he was the President of the US.

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Grant didn't resign, he completed two full terms.

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Grant and his wife are buried an elaborate tomb in Riverside Park in west-side upper Manhattan in New York City.