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Dedicated to George H. Thomas, William S. Rosecrans, Don Carlos Buell, and Robert Anderson: "soft war" commanders who really won the war while or because they took care of their men. ... .An act of faith: Commit to the future by understanding the past. Dedicated
especially to our nation's school children.
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Cmdr. 28 May - 8 Oct. 61 Recruited the right man. |
William T. Sherman 1820-91 Cmdr. 8 Oct.- 9 Nov. 61 Troubled visionary |
Don Carlos Buell 1818-98 Commander 9 Nov. 61 - 29 Oct. 62 Created the organizational basis. |
William S. Rosecrans 1819-98 Commander 30 Oct. 62 - 19 Oct. 63 Architect of the masterpiece Tullahoma |
George H. Thomas 1816-70 Commander 19 Oct. 1863 ... Solid as a rock at Mill Springs, Murfreesboro, Hoover's Gap, Stevens' Gap, McLemore's Cove, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, 100 days Campaign, Peachtree Creek, and Nashville .. Born in the South, fought for the North. A man of the "angle", he was too good to get rid of, and a thorn in the side of generals turned politician. He did his homework, left the road to his soldiers. Read
the 1882 biography Major General George
H. Thomas by Thomas Van Horne.
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