Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading) : In Two Volumes (Vol. I & II) Paperback / softback
by Ulysses S. Grant
Part of the Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading series
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After three deadly years of fighting, President Abraham Lincoln had seen a little progress in the West against the Confederacy, but in the main theater of operations, Virginia, the lines were almost exactly where they had been when the American Civil War started.
The war was at a stalemate with northern public support rapidly fading.
Then, Lincoln summoned General Ulysses S. Grant, victor of the Vicksburg campaign, to come East.
In little over a year, America's most catastrophic armed conflict ended, the Union was preserved, and slavery was abolished.
This book details how these triumphs were achieved and in the telling earned international acclaim as a superb example of an English-language personal chronicle.
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- Pages:864 pages, maps, bw illus
- Publisher:Union Square & Co.
- Publication Date:06/10/2003
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- ISBN:9780760749906
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- ISBN:9780760749906
