Do you know these people? each clue is a dfferent person... also, they are from the civil war?

-master at battle strategy, his men revered him





-superb at getting his green troops trained as soliers, he was maddeningly reluctant to go into battle. Nickname: the Virginia Creeper





- dashing cavalry leader fond of plumed hats and flowering cloaks; he let Lee down, perhaps critically, at Gettysburg





-He's the man Robert E. Lee depended on as his second in command-"old Pete"-or, as Lee said, "my old horse"





-a believer in total warfare and plain speaker, he said of war, "it is all heck" Nickname: Uncle Billy





-The Napoleon of the South, "who directed his troops to a big, early win, at Bull Run/ Manassas





-"Little Pete" led his forces as they destroyed the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia





-Vain, bad tempered general, he commanded at Gettysburg but failed to attack retreating confederate forces and finish them off





-he held his men fast at the first battle of Bull run, and so earned the name of Rock wall

Do you know these people? each clue is a dfferent person... also, they are from the civil war?
Joseph E. Johnston (master of battle strategy, his men loved him)





George B. McClellan (superb organiser)





James Ewell Brown Stuart





James Longstreet





William Tecumseh Sherman (he did not say war is all "heck")





Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard





Philip H. Sheridan





George Meade (the snapping turtle)





Thomas J. Jackson





Joe Johnston, George McClellan, James Longstreet, William T. Sherman, and Philip Sheridan all wrote their memoirs.
Reply:You are welcome. Do yourself a favour one day, and read one the memoirs by these Civil War generals. They were a group of very interesting people. Report It

Reply:the first one is ulsses s grant
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Reply:yes - they are all generals/etc of the Civil War


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