Unconditional Surrender: Ulysses S. Grant in the Civil War (Curt Fields - UA) hunter But even then

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Unconditional Surrender: Ulysses S. Grant in the Civil War (Curt Fields - UA) hunter But even thenby Curt Fields and Chris Mackowski His friends called him Sam. His wife called him Ulyss. His initials inspired a nickname tied to one of his greatest battlefield triumphs: Unconditional Surrender Grant. Ulysses S. Grant never expected to play a role in the Civil War, yet by its end, he commanded every soldier in the United States Army. Along the way, he secured impressive victories, learned from critical mistakes, broke the Confederacys resolve,