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Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant by Ulysses S. Grant, 1982-10

Let Us Have Peace: Ulysses S. Grant and the Politics of War and Reconstruction, 1861-1868 by Brooks D. Simpson, 1997-02-26

Ulysses S. Grant: Eighteenth President 1869-1877 (Getting to Know the Us Presidents) by Mike Venezia, 2006-03

Ulysses S. Grant: Soldier & President by Geoffrey Perret, 2009-04-23

Autobiography of General Ulysses S Grant: Memoirs of the Civil War by Ulysses Grant, 2009-06-25

Ulysses S. Grant - General and President (Biography) by Biographiq, 2008-05-19

Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant, both volumes in a single file by Ulysses S. Grant, 2009-03-30

General Ulysses S. Grant: The Soldier and the Man by Edward Longacre, 2007-06-11

Ulysses S. Grant by Michael Korda, 2008-05-13

James D. Richardson- A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents. Ulysses S. Grant by James D. Richardson, 2009-07-05

The Inaugural Speeches of the President - Ulysses S Grant by Ulysses S Grant, 2009-08-02

Ulysses S. Grant The State of the Union Address (President) by Ulysses S. Grant, 2009-07-18

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant: Volume Two by Ulysses S. Grant, 2010-09-11

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant: Volume One by Ulysses S. Grant, 2010-09-11

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Includes everything from grant's boyhood memories to his recollections of the march on Washington Category Kids and Teens School Time grant, ulysses Simpsonulysses grant Memoirs. In East TennesseeCommissioned LieutenantGeneralCommandingthe Armies of the United StatesFirst Interview with president Lincoln.
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Extractions: The E. B. Long edition of 1952 was used, with [brackets] indicating factual information provided by Long. Chapter I. AncestryBirthBoyhood. Chapter II. West PointGraduation. Chapter III. Army LifeCauses of the Mexican WarCamp Salubrity. Chapter IV. Corpus ChristiMexican SmugglingSpanish Rule In MexicoSupplying Transportation. ... Chapter XL. First Meeting with Secretary StantonGeneral RosecransCommanding Military Division of MississippiAndrew Johnson's AddressArrival At Chattanooga. Chapter XLI. Assuming the Command At ChattanoogaOpening A Line of SuppliesBattle of WauhatchieOn the Picket Line. Chapter XLII. Condition of the ArmyRebuilding the RailroadGeneral Burnside's SituationOrders For BattlePlans For the AttackHooker's PositionSherman's Movements. Chapter XLIII. Preparations For BattleThomas Carries the First Line of the EnemySherman Carries Missionary RidgeBattle of Lookout MountainGeneral Hooker's Fight. Chapter XLIV. Battle of ChattanoogaA Gallant ChargeComplete Rout of the EnemyPursuit of the ConfederatesGeneral BraggRemarks on Chattanooga. ... Conclusion
Ulysses S. Grant
Foreign Policy Highlights usBritish disputes, neutrality over Cuba. A Life inBrief. Slight, cigar-chewing, and brooding, ulysses S. grant was the
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Award Winning Artist Stephen Kline Presents Offbeat Presidential Portraits...
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Extractions: offbeat Presidential portraits... Back George Washington Millard Fillmore Ulysses S. Grant ... Ronald Wilson Reagan Along with multiple exhibits in New York City and throughout Florida and New Jersey, Kline has been featured in places as diverse as the Joslyn Art Museum in the Heartlands and Moscow, Russia, where his paintings were selected for an international art exchange program. Kline is well known in his home state of Florida for his award-winning 'License plate for the Arts', an effort that has generated over five million dollars for the arts. To see an enlarged version that includes order information, please click the image of your choice. Unique Dog Lithographs Created from Words by Stephen Kline Stephen Kline's Birds Art Prints by Stephen Kline Unique Animal Lithographs Art Print ... Paintings Gallery Art Galleries
Who2 Profile: Ulysses S. Grant
ulysses S. grant 18th president of the United States. Name at birthHiram ulysses grant Soon after birth, grant's name was changed
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Extractions: ULYSSES S. GRANT 18th President of the United States Name at birth: Hiram Ulysses Grant Soon after birth, Grant's name was changed to Ulysses Hiram Grant; when he arrived at West Point military academy in 1839, he found that he had been registered as Ulysses Simpson Grant, and he never bothered to change it. A sloppy cadet but a great horseman, Grant went on to serve in the Mexican War. A failure as a farmer and a businessman, Grant soared to fame during the Civil War as President Abraham Lincoln 's choice as commander of the Union Armies (from 1864). After the war, Grant was easily elected to two terms as President, but his administration was tainted by corruption among his Cabinet members. He was succeeded by Rutherford B. Hayes
IMA Hero: Ulysses S. Grant Books
ulysses S. grant Eighteenth president of the United States (Encyclopedia of presidents)Indepth children's biography about ulysses as a young
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Extractions: In-depth children's biography about Ulysses as a young boy, cadet at West Point, Civil War General, U.S. President, world traveler, and family man. This series is a great introduction to young readers about Presidents of the United States. There's also a Chronology of American History in the back of the book for an easy-to-look up reference guide. If You Lived at the Time of the Civil War
IMA Hero: Ulysses S. Grant HH
and the Army of the Ohio to victory against Confederate General Albert S. Johnston'sArmy Personal Memoirs of us grant During his life, ulysses saved the
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Extractions: Ulysses S. Grant was one of the greatest military generals and the 18th President of the United States. He led the Union forces to victory in the American Civil War. Ulysses S. Grant was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, on April 27, 1822. His father was named Jesse, and his mother was named Hannah. He had two brothers and three sisters. Top of Page Ulysses' Name Ulysses S. Grant was born Hiram Ulysses Grant. At Ulysses' birth, his family had not decided on what to name him. Eventually, each member of the family wrote a name on a piece of paper and dropped it into a hat. They drew the name Hiram Ulysses Grant from the hat, and that became his name. He was known as Ulysses to his family and friends. Top of Page Ulysses' Boyhood
Ulysses S. Grant
Born Hiram ulysses grant in Point Pleasant, Ohio, the future military In 1897 grantsremains were moved from a temporary 2002 Online Highways TM About us
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Extractions: Born Hiram Ulysses Grant in Point Pleasant, Ohio, the future military hero grew up in neighboring Georgetown. He worked on the family farm and became skilled with handling horses. An appointment to West Point was secured through his fathers efforts, despite Grants lack of interest in a military career. He graduated in 1843 in the bottom half of his class, having impressed few due to his unmilitary bearing, but enjoying success with mathematics and horsemanship. His early tastes ran heavily toward novels and art. His first military experience was gained in the Mexican War (1846-1848). He initially served with the quartermaster corps where he gained a lasting understanding of supply issues, but later saw action. Grant would look back on the American military activities in Mexico with contempt. In 1852, Grant was assigned to Fort Vancouver in the Oregon Territory and later to Fort Humboldt in northern California. The climate's dreariness and separation from his wife and sons apparently led Grant to a dependence on alcohol , an issue that led to his resignation from the service in 1854.
Ulysses S. Grant - Wikipedia
ulysses S. grant. ulysses Simpson grant (18221885) was an American Civil WarGeneral and the 18th (1869-1877) president of the United States.
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Other languages: Esperanto Deutsch Svenska Polski (Redirected from U. S. Grant Ulysses S. Grant Rank: Term of Office: March 4 March 3 Followed: Andrew Johnson Succeeded by: Rutherford B. Hayes Date of Birth April 27 Place of Birth: Point Pleasant, Ohio Date of Death: July 23 Place of Death: Mount McGregor, New York First Lady: Julia Boggs Dent Occupation: soldier Political Party: Republican Vice President: Ulysses Simpson Grant April 27 July 23 ) was an American Civil War General and the 18th ( President of the United States Grant (born Hiram Ulysses Grant ) was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio
Encyclopedia Americana: Ulysses S. Grant
A detailed biography written for high school students. Includes fact file and inaugural addresses.Category Society History Presidents grant, ulysses Simpson Catton, Bruce, us grant and the American Military Tradition(1954; reprint, Little1972). Coolidge, Louis A., ulysses S. grant (1917; reprint, AMS Press 1975
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Extractions: Ulysses Simpson Grant, (1822-1885), American general and 18th PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES . Grant, the most capable of the Union generals during the Civil War, was a master strategist. He won the first major Union victories. President Abraham LINCOLN staunchly defended him against critics and promoted him to command all Union forces. Grant accepted Gen. Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House. However, Grant had no disposition for political leadership, and as president (1869-1877) he scarcely attempted to control events. He made injudicious appointments to public office, and official corruption tainted his administration, although Grant himself was not involved in the peculations. Early Years Grant was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, on April 27, 1822, and baptized Hiram Ulysses. The eldest son of Jesse Root Grant and Hannah Simpson Grant, he came from a family that, he proudly declared, had been American "for generations, in all its branches, direct and collateral." In 1823 his father moved his tanning business to Georgetown, Ohio, where "Lyss" spent his boyhood. His education at a grammar school in Georgetown, at Maysville Seminary in Maysville, Ky., and at the Presbyterian Academy of Ripley, Ohio, was superficial and repetitious, and the boy showed no scholarly bent. He became noted, however, for his sturdy self-reliance and for his ability to ride and control even the wildest horses.
New Book Of Knowledge: Ulysses S. Grant
An encyclopedic biography written for 38 grade students. Includes fact file and first inaugural address.Category Kids and Teens School Time grant, ulysses Simpson than admirable, and it is for these he should be remembered. Reviewedby ulysses S. grant 3rd Maj. General, us Army (ret.).
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Extractions: On February 16, 1862, during the Civil War, a Union soldier carried a message from his general to the battle-weary Confederate forces defending Fort Donelson in Tennessee. The Confederate commander had asked for terms upon which he could surrender the fort. The 39-year-old Union general, Ulysses S. Grant, replied that only "an unconditional and immediate surrender" would be accepted. This phrase, and the man who said it, at once captured the attention of the country. U. S. Grant became Unconditional Surrender Grant. The surrender of Fort Donelson was an important victory for the North. For Grant it was also a great personal victory after years of failure. Within two years he would become commander of all the Union armies, and a few years later PRESIDENT of the United States. Early Years Grant was born on April 27, 1822, at Point Pleasant, Ohio, the eldest son of Jesse Root Grant and Hannah Simpson Grant. He was named Hiram Ulysses, but he was always called Ulysses. Ulysses loved horses. Almost as soon as he could walk, he learned how to ride. By the time he was 7 or 8 years old he could handle a team of horses. Because he did not like working in his father's tannery, he did most of the work on the family farm, especially taking care of the animals. As a boy, he was thrifty, thoughtful, and hard-working, but not always too clever in business matters.
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Ulysses S. Grant - Books On U.S Presidents
Let us Have Peace ulysses S. grant and the Politics of War and Reconstruction,18611868 Brooks D. Simpson Paperback / Published 1997.
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Extractions: "Ulysses S. Grant was a perceptive and surprisingly modern manager," writes Al Kaltman. "A pragmatist who learned from his own and others' successes and failures, he brought new dimensions to strategic planning. He was adept at seizing and exploiting opportunities as they presented themselves, and he boldly shattered paradigms long before the term paradigm had made its way into the management jargon." Kaltman uses Grant's military career, beginning with his enrollment at West Point through his early successes in the Civil War to his eventual command of the entire Union Army, to illustrate 250 basic principles of business success, from "Bureaucrats do the dumbest things" to "You can't stop the clock." In an afterword, Kaltman considers how President Grant failed to live up to the principles of teamwork and planning that led General Grant to victory, with a resultant career as chief executive whose legacy has been less than stellar. Amazon.com
Ulysses S. Grant - Books On U.S Presidents
Personal Memoirs of us grant by ulysses Simpson grant Paperback (February 1996)Dover The Personal Memoirs of Julia Dent grant (Mrs. ulysses S. grant) by
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US Presidents - Ulysses S. Grant
Strike him as hard as you can, and keep moving. . ulysses S. grant God gaveus Lincoln and Liberty; let us fight for both. . -ulysses S. grant.
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Extractions: Mount McGregor, New York Early Years: Grant worked in his father's tannery and on the family farm where he took care of the animals. In 1839 he went to West Point and excelled in mathematics. He later served as commander of the Union army during the Civil War and intended to teach after serving. His Presidency: Grant supported the rights of African Americans and opposed the Ku Klux Klan. His greatest achievement as president was the settling of the Alabama claims dispute with Great Britain. The United States was awarded $15.5 million for damages done to the Union merchant marine by a Confederate warship built by Great Britain. His Life: Late in the administration of Andrew Johnson, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant quarreled with the President and aligned himself with the Radical Republicans. He was, as the symbol of Union victory during the Civil War, their logical candidate for President in 1868.
The Centennial Dedication Of Ulysses S. Grant's National Memorial
The Centennial Dedication of ulysses S. grant's National Memorial (4 to try Lee fortreason, grant threatened to Declaring Let us have peace , he accepted the
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Extractions: Grant's great-great-grandson, Ulysses Grant Dietz, representing Grant's descendants, emphasized the importance of teaching the current generation about the Civil War and about his great-great-grandfather's accomplishments. He also wished the renovated National Memorial would maintain its present dignified condition for the future generation in remembrance of General Grant. Popularly known as Grant's Tomb, the memorial is one of the largest mausoleums in the world, rising to an imposing 150 feet from the bluff overlooking the Hudson River. Its construction was a mammoth undertaking for the time: hundreds of men worked on the structure between 1892 and 1897, using over 8,000 tons of Vermont granite. Modeled after some of the most famous monuments ever built, Grant's Tomb incorporated elements from the tomb of King Mausolus at Halicarnassus, the tomb of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, Napoleon's tomb in Dome de Invalides, and Garfield Memorial in Cleveland, Ohio. New York architect John Duncan was selected by a panel of judges to design Grant's tomb. Gen. Grant passed away on July 23, 1885 and his funeral was held on August 8, 1885.
American Experience | Ulysses S. Grant | People & Events | Ulysses S. Grant, 182
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Extractions: For much of his life, Ulysses S. Grant failed at every occupation he tried. But in the United States Army, his remarkable talents as a soldier and leader saved his country from falling apart. Born April 27, 1822, Hiram Ulysses Grant, as he was named, grew up in Georgetown, Ohio. His childhood was, he recalled, an "uneventful" one. He went to school, did chores, ice skated, fished, and rode horses, like other children on the American frontier . Grant's father, Jesse Root Grant , owned a tannery, but his son hated the horrible stench and the filth of the family business. From a very young age, Hiram showed a remarkable talent for working with horses. His father allowed him to earn his keep by plowing, driving teams to haul wood, and performing other chores. Jesse Grant realized early on that Hiram would never make it as a businessman. In 1839 Jesse sent the boy to the United States Military Academy at West Point, ignoring the fact that the small, skinny seventeen-year-old did not want to go. Upon his arrival at West Point, Grant discovered that there was no one by his name listed as a new cadet. But there was a U. S. Grant on the list. Rather than risk refusal, young Grant changed his name on the spot. Ulysses S. Grant was born. U. S. Grant showed little promise at West Point. Although relatively well educated, he studied little. He stood out in mathematics and horsemanship, which had always been his best subjects, as well as in art. He earned his lowest marks in French. Ulysses graduated 21st out of 39 cadets in his class. Like many graduates, he planned to resign from the military after serving his tour of duty.
American Experience | Ulysses S. Grant | People & Events | Henry Adams, 1838-191
The son of a diplomat and us congressman. And as he began his career as a politicalwriter, Henry Adams set his sights on ulysses S. grant, a man he
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Extractions: He was the great grandson of one U.S. president. The grandson of another. The son of a diplomat and U.S. congressman. A Harvard graduate and a member of the New England intellectual elite. And as he began his career as a political writer, Henry Adams set his sights on Ulysses S. Grant , a man he considered unfit for the presidency. Born in Boston on February 16, 1838, Henry Adams grew up in an atmosphere of wealth and culture. His great-grandfather, John Adams, had been the United States' second president. His grandfather, John Quincy Adams, had been the sixth. Adams' father, Charles Francis Adams, was a historian. Charles would also serve his country as a congressman and a diplomat. Adams' mother, Abigail Brown Brooks, was a Boston Brahmin, a daughter of one of the city's wealthy, exclusive families. As a boy, Henry Adams studied at an exclusive private school, but he also learned a great deal from his father. The family home included a library of some 18,000 books the largest in Boston at the time. Later, at Harvard University, Henry studied broadly. His subjects included Greek and Roman literature, mathematics, government, botany, astronomy, physics, and French. In 1858 Henry graduated from Harvard, just as his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather had done before him. After graduation, Adams traveled to Germany, where he began to study law at the University of Berlin. But when
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Extractions: 1865 Reception for U.S. Grant in New York. Engraved scene from Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper, Dec. 9, 1865. Shows a formal reception for General Grant at a New York hotel, shortly after the end of the Civil War. There are some chips and stains in the margins of this print, but the image is not affected. 11x16 in. $30
Ulysses S. Grant Warrior President
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