Grant vs. Lee: Clash of Titans - Civil War Continues
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@Atrox151 · 1 year ago
“I can't spare this man; he fights." - Lincoln on speaking about Grant.
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@ElBandito · 1 year ago
First Jackson, then Longstreet. Confederate friendly fire is something else.
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@everett6072 · 1 year ago
Grant during the Overland campaign: "I didn't win, but I didn't lose either so we're gonna keep playing"
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@hemmingwayfan · 1 year ago
To quote Atun-Shei, Lee believed war should be grand and heroic, full of flashy maneuvers, cunning sleighs of hand and epic charges. For him, logistics were an annoyance rather than an opportunity. Grant was all stubbornness and pragmatism. War was not a game to him, there was nothing poetic about it. He believed to wage war meant to bring about victory as swiftly as possible by whatever means necessary.
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@chaosXP3RT · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIF7JwHeMn4&t=617">10:17</a> That night, after Gordon had turned Sedgewick's right flank, there was much confusion at Grant's camp and many Union officers were in a near panic. There was a genuine fear that General Lee had cut off their supplies and nearly surrounded them. It was when one young officer began to increasingly urge that the whole Army needed to withdraw north that General Grant finally scolded the man.<br>“Oh, I am heartily tired of hearing about what Lee is going to do. Some of you always seem to think he is suddenly going to turn a double somersault, and land in our rear and on both of our flanks at the same time. Go back to your command, and try to think what we are going to do ourselves, instead of what Lee is going to do.” - General Grant, May 6th, 1864.
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@notani3533 · 1 year ago
Statistically, soldier casualties rate under Grant is lesser compared to Lee.
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@tinnedtuna8242 · 1 year ago
"That man Grant will fight us every day and every hour until the end of the war." - James Longstreet
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@michaelsinger4638 · 1 year ago
Grant was the first Union Commander who wasn’t awed by the “legend” of Lee. He was not going to quit after getting a bloody nose.<br><br>And that was exactly what was needed to finally defeat Lee.<br><br>Also Grant’s overall strategic vision was very successful.
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@justindie7543 · 1 year ago
Lee: "We have taken out countless union soldiers with our superior tactics and defences...hey...wait a minute you're not supposed to just keep attacking."
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@TheDaqqy · 11 months ago
Grant: "I didn't hear no bell"
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@WeirdClips-r8k · 1 year ago
Fun fact: Grant and Lee had served together in the Mexican-American War. <br><br>Grant first served future president Zachary Taylor during the Texas and Northern Mexico campaigns. However then president Polk divided Taylor’s forces and sent some of them (including Grant) to join Winfield Scott.<br><br>Lee was one of Winfield Scott’s aids. Lee and Grant served together during the campaign to take Mexico City.
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