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D3SIGN3R
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Who was the General of the Union Army during the Civil War?
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gnosis
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Ulysses S Grant took the post in 1864
It was Winfield Scott at the beginning fo teh war
It was Winfield Scott at the beginning fo teh war
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jamal h
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Ulysses Simpson Grant. i sure thats right so u can thank me by choosing it as best answer.
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bob the mechanic
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Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan was this first general of the army, and General Burnside was the second general of the army during the civil war after McClellan was fired by Lincoln
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J. S.
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The Union Army had dozens and dozens of generals.
Ulysses S. Grant was a General, but was promoted to General-in-Chief in March 1964.
Other very notable Union generals included: General William T. Sherman, General George G. Meade, General Philip H. Sheridan, General George H. Thomas, General Oliver O. Howard, General Andrew A. Humphreys, General Abner Doubleday, General Joseph Hooker, General Ambrose Burnside, General William S. Rosecrans, General Don Carlos Buell, and General George B. McClellan.
All of these Generals held important commands during the American Civil War.
Ulysses S. Grant was a General, but was promoted to General-in-Chief in March 1964.
Other very notable Union generals included: General William T. Sherman, General George G. Meade, General Philip H. Sheridan, General George H. Thomas, General Oliver O. Howard, General Andrew A. Humphreys, General Abner Doubleday, General Joseph Hooker, General Ambrose Burnside, General William S. Rosecrans, General Don Carlos Buell, and General George B. McClellan.
All of these Generals held important commands during the American Civil War.