it shows the genius of ulysses s grant. and again, in probably the most complex, the most unique, longest, probably important campaign in civil war. i think we see grant's genius come out very, very well. thank you very much. if y have any questions. i'm not sure how long we have, but you take over chris and tim me start with a question myself beuse grant proposes crossing the river and striking into the heart of mississippi, sherman does agree with e plan. he tells grant he doesn't. he still does. his duties. grant it doesn't seem to affect grant sherman's relationship, even though ying, oh, this is a terrible idea. can you speak to that a little bit? yeah. you know, we hear a lot about the grant sherman relatnship going back to shiloh. everybody says it starts at shiloh, probably starts little bit before that when grant is going after 14 hearing fort donelson, srman is actually back at paducah funneling gds and supplies cars and man up to grant d gra is very appreciative of what is doi, even though sherman outranks grant

on october 17, rosecrans is relieved of command a replaced by ulysses s grant. we all know this story, the western theater produces victories and removing the confederate threat in chattanooga would allow the union army to establish a supply hub and operate deep in georgia and alabama. without chattanooga the march to the sea would've been far less likely to succeed and without chattanooga, grant may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. he -- in the overland campaign the following spring. as he recalled in his memoirs, the victory at chattanooga was won -- considering the advantage the enemy had in position and was accomplished more easily than expected by reason of bragg 's making several great mistakes. and his personal excitations on the battlefield during the fight that his men make a out defense fell on deaf ears in the midst of the battle. he had failed militarily and also failed at the critical moment to convince his soldiers he was the best man to lead them. in the wake of the

on october 17, rosecrans was relieved of command and replaced by a ulysses s grant. and we all know this story. write the latter officer's rise in the western theater had produced signal victories at fort henry in donelson shiloh in vicksburg, and removing the confederate threat at chattanooga would allow the union army to establish a supply hub and operate deep into georgia and alabama without chattanooga. the march to the sea would have been far less likely to succeed, and without grant may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. all grant had to do was dislodge bragg's, and he did so by exhibiting the bulldog qualities that would come to the fore in the overland campaign the following spring, as he recalled in his memoirs, quote, the victory of chattanooga was one against great odds, considering the advantage the enemy had of position and was accomplished more easily than was expected by reason. bragg's making several grave mistakes, and bragg's personal exhortations on the battlefield, dar

what is it, it seems to me that it should be it’s clear why i’m doing this, let’s talk about your ulyssessy to show everyone, this can also be staged, like a telephone directory mirolt wanted to put it on, or what? no no, no, no, but it’s just obvious that the circumstances in my life were such that this twenty-four-hour journey of the main character, a stranger in this state and the irish, it obviously lay down on some events that happened to me personally, and then to lis - this is some kind of bottomless barrel, everything is there, all genres on earth are there, in my opinion, all languages, all movements in art, everything is there, but it happened, i usually read any book there in the evening. i fought with ulysses for a week, so i thought, i pretended that i wrote a dramatization, brought together the demon of pyotr naumovich, our entire then not very large theater, it was 1998, and the theater appeared in what year, theater worker in 1993, then we were without premises, without anything, and i read it, which means it lasted hours 9, we broke there for lunch, dinner, re-enactment,

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he is relieved of command and replaced by ulysses s grant. the latter officers rise in the western theater has signaled victory. donelson, shiloh and vicksburg and removing chattanooga would allow the army to establish a supply club and operate deep into georgia and alabama. the march to the sea would have been far less likely to succeed. brett may not have finally convinced the lincoln administration he was the man likely to turn the tide against robert e lee. all grant had to do was dislodge bragg and he did so by visiting the bulldog quality or and the opening campaign the following spring. si as he recalled, the victory in chattanooga was one back against wgreat dogs considering the advantage the enemy have -- head of the position. ak by reason of bragg making several grave mistakes and his personal exhortation on the me battlefield during the fight to save the heights around chattanooga, that is men make a stout defense fell on deaf earso in the midst of the battle. he had felt militarily and he also felt at the critical e moment to conv

we've jusheard ulysses and the tools he needs to set up other men for success who are going t achieve the victories that are going toeturn. lincoln to thehite house. the november aer he gives the gettysburg address. and let me kind of since the microphones moving its way towards you anyway and i think about river is sort of sealing the deal laid out in the emancipation proclamation that tim had mentioned. so we start 1863 kind of with this victor tree that allows lincolto finally start moving this vision forward. and in a very tactical battle field centric way, how important is that for setting up the rest the year? yeah, it's it's an unusual occurrence. we start the year with a major battle going on. the last day of 1862 into the first two days of 1863. so, you know, timing is everything with any event and th stones river you had defeat at fredericksburg, you know, a couple of weeks earlier and you had defeated chickasaw bayou. so the other two primary union armies have meant defeat. and here's maybe not a one, but it's a victory in tennessee. bragg retreats, and th's all you need. s

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went to major general ulysses s grant union troops try to take by force in mid may 1863 there twice ad back with heavy casualties. instead of sending his men to try a third time he had a new idea he encircled vicksburg the second most important military manufacturing city and the confederacy. one side the mississippi river he sent his massive gunboats the rest of it on a hill he surrounded it. and what he did night after night day after day relentlessly he prevented anyone from leaving any prevented anyone from going in no ingress no egress citizens noncitizen it did not matter. you survive about 40 days before running out of provisions they could not get any food. many reports claim the starving inhabitants mostly citizens but also military had to resort shooting dogs and rats in order to survive. dogs and rats. some people starve to death most were malnourished it was a horrendous scene. vicksburg, was abraham lincoln a war criminal was abraham lincoln at one of our greatest presidents in american history? israel needs to fight to survive her mosses said it was to destroy them hamas

however, was still a year away, even though general ulysses grant and admiral david porter cooperated in against vicksburg, it would not be until 1864 at mobile bay in 1865 against fort fisher. that sailors and soldiers truly to achieve larger objectives. and in both of those cases, it was the working relationships of the commanders that fostered results. though charleston was essentially closed to blockade runners in 1863, perhaps if the united states commanders cooperated as well as their confederate opponents, they could have achieved more against. the sessions birthplace that year. there we

however, was still a year away, even though general ulysses grant and admiral david porter cooperated in against vicksburg, it would not be until 1864 at mobile bay in 1865 against fort fisher. that sailors and soldiers truly to achieve larger objectives. and in both of those cases, it was the working relationships of the commanders that fostered results. though charleston was esseially closed to blockade runners in 1863, perhaps if the united states commanders cooperated as well as their confederate opponents, they could have achieved more against. the sessions birthplace that year good evening and welcome to this very special event herat the gerald r ford presidential museum. really proud to see all of you coming out to enjoy, i think, what's going be a very stimulating discussion about. our home, we don't know enough about. i'm

almost our own, i can maybe argue with you about the advisability, for example, of publishing the ulyssesazine, because this was already done then all, all of eighty-nine, one episode at a time, luckily there are exactly 12 episodes. and then at the end there are also comments from egengeeva, who was a jewish specialist, about cultural activities, a translator , a director, she was not a translator, by the way , you know, this is now somehow attributed to her , she did a lot of things, as a translator she didn’t, yes, yes, she didn’t translate a single line, however, she and i put a joint translation of joyce’s letters in the magazine on literary issues in 1984, like this. how it appeared is unknown, here you cut me off, it’s really strange, but it’s a fact that ekaterina yuryevna, our beloved katya, didn’t translate, literally, but she did a lot, but look, it was worth printing the novel all year, when it was already possible publish it as a book, well, firstly, firstly , there wasn’t a book yet then why wasn’t there one? to do, well, it’s not clear to you, yes, well, yes , but it was no

the book i just finished on the legacies of civil war, i spent a lot of time on ulysses grant. his papers are all published. they've been published. i think it's 73 volumes of his letters. but what you realize and it's not unique to me, but what a group of historians the last four or five years have realized reading those letters in light of the world we're in, is that the image almost everyone has in this room of grant from school? history is entirely wrong that he wasn't a drunk. he wasn't someone in the white house was dominated by corruption, but actually cared very deeply about civil rights and still doesn't change his failures, a president, but it changes the ways. think about the presidency. the modern presidency evolving, because here you have a president who wants to do the right. i think it's pretty clear he does. he spent hours every day reading letters written by southerners, southern republicans and freedmen and women describing the horrors of their condition, describing the racism in the south and how little power he had within his own party to act upon that. it a

james garfield, by all manner of critics, frederick douglass to, ulysses grant to all of these reformistcans, these democrats, they all said the same thing, which is that he lacked moral backbone. and the fact that such a strange insult and it's such a common one, that it made me think that they all got together, agreed what to call him, which i kind of like. so. but he turn it back on his critics. garfield would say that actually, and this is a quote of his to be an extreme in is doubtless comfortable is painful to see so many sides to a subject. and he also wrote that i never feel that to slap him in the face is any real to the truth. so he was somebody who saw both politically and personally, the incredible value of being open minded figure in, the midst of a splintering political of the time. and he found his being very painful and he saw that as being a real of strength on the other side, i'm describing it almost like a boxing match. you have the hands of the republicans and. they were called half breeds by stallions because the stallion saw these republicans as being not real repub