The president and his best general knew they had to end the menace in Virginia—but which strategy would work? In the mind of Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, the great problem with Union strategy up to 1864 had been that Northern armies had generally “acted separately and independently of each other.” After he was appointed …
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