Grant told Lee that if his men handed in their weapons and went home, they would not be persecuted. These were simply his terms for the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia. Sherman told Johnston that the cabinet was willing to negotiate with the existing Southern state governments in respect of all Confederate units, and he set out the terms under which the Southern sector would live. This was a Peace Treaty, and it went far beyond what any General was allowed to authorise. Grant immediately ordered Sherman to cancel it and declare war again. Johnston sensibly re-surrendered on the same terms Grant had given Lee.
the 13 colonies got their independence from Britain because it was a lot of days for the war, so a general put a white flag to surrendered.
Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox, purely because his lines had worn so thin that they couldn't hold. This was taken as the virtual ending of the war, although Joe Johnston still commanded a Confederate army in North Carolina that did not surrender to Sherman for a couple more weeks.
Britain...i think
Yes they did.
Total War
the general
to starve the british and close their factories
Chapter 11.
To starve the British and close their factories
To starve the British and close their factories
William Tecumseh Sherman began his Civil War career as a Colonel of the 13th US Infantry Regiment and ended his career as the Commanding General of the United States army. He is best known for you actions in the Civil War, where his performance was mixed. Still, his March to the Sea in 1864 was a success in its goal to cripple the Confederate's ability to wage war. His brutal and devastating method of waging war ("Hard War" he called it) remains controversial to this day.
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The 'once more' bit is restricting you to using this effect once only in a turn. Even if she destroys another monster with her next attack, she cannot declare a third attack.
Grant told Lee that if his men handed in their weapons and went home, they would not be persecuted. These were simply his terms for the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia. Sherman told Johnston that the cabinet was willing to negotiate with the existing Southern state governments in respect of all Confederate units, and he set out the terms under which the Southern sector would live. This was a Peace Treaty, and it went far beyond what any General was allowed to authorise. Grant immediately ordered Sherman to cancel it and declare war again. Johnston sensibly re-surrendered on the same terms Grant had given Lee.
At the 2010 general election, the constituency ofHoughtonand Sunderland South was the first constituency to declare a result. Prior to this, the now-abolished constituency of Sunderland South (an old constituency from which the new one was largely made) had been first to declare in 2005, 2001, 1997 and 1992.As the 2015 general election boundaries will be the same as the ones used in 2010 following the Coalition's postponement of the planned boundary review until 2018, it is highly likely Sunderland South will again be first to declare. All three Sunderland seats traditionally declare very early; usually within two hours of polls closing, before meaningful results begin to trickle in.The most recent constituency other than Sunderland South to declare first was Torbay, at the 1987 general election. By 1997, Torbay had slipped considerably, being the 243rd seat to declare that year.
President John Adams did not declare war on France because it would give too much power to Alexander Hamilton. He did not want Hamilton to become the country's highest ranking general.