Use of nicknames was popular during the 19th century. As a boy and young man, William Tecumseh Sherman was typically called "Tecumseh" (his given name) and "Cump" (his nickname). During the Civil War, he was called "Uncle Billy" by his troops, although never to his face. Following the Civil War, it was rare for anyone other than immediate family and closest friends to call him anything other than General Sherman, as he was so highly respected by the majority of Americans including a substantial number of former Confederates.
William T Sherman did the march to Columbia. The march to Columbia isn't as recognized as the march to the sea, but it was also very destructive. These two marches were what you call total war which is were you take things you need and destroy the rest. This was what mostly devastated the south by the end of the war.
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Simply to attack the civilian infrastructure that supported the Confederate armies in the field. This involved great destruction of property, but very few casualties, and it undoubtedly shortened the war by months. You can call it official vandalism, but these Southerners were technically traitors, and the raids were justified as punitive. Violence against the person was strictly forbidden by Sherman, and where this happened, it was usually not by his own men, but by various deserters and other vagabonds who came along for the ride. Grant had told Sherman "Make Georgia howl!". He did.
Very few. Only a small force under General Hardee in Savannah, and they escaped into South Carolina. There were no battles, to speak of, during Sherman's march. It was a new kind of strategy aimed at weakening the infrastructure that supported the Confederate armies. You might call it a war on civilians, though the emphasis was on destruction of property (and liberating of slaves) rather than assaults on the person. Where that occurred, it was usually not by Sherman's troops, but by the lawless 'bummers' who followed the armies, knowing there would be food and plunder in this rich farmland.
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People sometimes call him the Bard of Avon.
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Yes, because people like to call him Will not William and now everyday people call him Will Smith.
yes nicknames are very cute so you can call people them and it makes it easier to say if the names are long
People call me Al. or exit (welsh translation)
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William T Sherman did the march to Columbia. The march to Columbia isn't as recognized as the march to the sea, but it was also very destructive. These two marches were what you call total war which is were you take things you need and destroy the rest. This was what mostly devastated the south by the end of the war.
Thomas Jefferson's nicknames included "The Sage of Monticello" and "Man of the People."
Unless the nickname is unbecoming to the person in question then nicknames are a sign of affection by others and many people have nicknames. It will be hard to educate people in your life to call you by a name you wish them to call you by, but just keep telling them that you do not like the nickname and to call you by the name you choose and be patient until they get it right.