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Letter to the Editor: The book review of B Brager’s Grant’s Victor Ulysses S. Grant Won the Civi War in the February issue of CWN makes a point that Grant won the war because “he had more men and equipment.” This of course, intimates that his eralship was less a factor th superior numbers, never mind
that he had to take the offen continuously against Lee’s, f
is a laundry list of Union ge als earlier in the war who al
but ultimately failed to brin to his knees: George McClella
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and Joe Hooker come to mind. If “over the past decades a for est of trees has been turned into
ing how brilliant Grant’s general ship was,” perhaps there is a rea son for that. Greg Sweatt Foster City, Cali
Letter to the Editor: Joseph L. Wilson’s story “A Yankee Who Cheated Death” which appeared in the March sue was the most interesting article that I have read in quite a while. I look forward to reading more of Joe’s stories in Civil Wa News. Steve French Hedgesville, W.V.
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