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Q: Was George B McClellan a Union or Confederate?
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What private company did US General George B McClellan hire for espionage work on Confederate operations?

Allan Pinkerton was hired by US General George B. McClellan for espionage work for confederate operations.


Who was the commanding general of the union?

The General in Chief was at the outset of the US Civil war was General Winfield Scott. He would be replaced by George B. McClellan, followed by Henry Wager Halleck, and finally the post went to Ulysses S. Grant who held the post at the end of the war.


What did the reelection of lincoln in 1864 show?

The reelection of Abraham Lincoln in 1864 showed that the war effort had turned in the North's favor. The election was between Lincoln and George B. McClellan.


Who was the Union Army leader in the Civil War?

Here are the Union Generals who served in the Civil War. * Winfield Scott: July 5, 1841 - November 1, 1861 * George B. McClellan: November 1, 1861 - March 11, 1862 * Henry W. Halleck: July 23, 1862 - March 9, 1864 * Ulysses S. Grant: March 9, 1864 - March 4, 1869


When did US president Abraham Lincoln arrive at Harrisons Landing to confer with General George B McClellan?

On July 7,1862, Lincoln went to Harrison's Landing to personally know what McClellan's operational plans were. The only thing he got was a letter in which the general, instead of expressing his intention regarding what kind of action he was going to develop on his front, gave a paternalistic suggestions and advice about governmental policy; (source: "Own Story" by George Brinton McClellan, page 487 and following.). It was the second time the general addressed to Lincoln such a kind of message, what would have been enough to sent him before a court martial, but Lincoln didn't react.