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Chapter 23 The Furnace of War

90 day war? Lincoln’s original call was for 90 days 75000 militiamen Was not going to mess with slavery where it existed Just wanted to get country back together

Lincoln planned for small engagement first at Bull Run (Manassas) Close to Richmond could end the war July 21 battle South held firm like Stonewall Union troops flee Psychological and political consequences N realizes this is not going to be easy

McClellan and Peninsula Young Napoleon Good organized, but not ready to commit forces Gets bad intelligence from Pinkertons Practices, but never attacks Tardy Mac

Finally attacks Richmond Starts from water (Pennisula Campaign) Took Yorktown, but slow. Afraid of wooden cannons Abe loses patience, takes some men to chase Stonewall

Lee counters with Seven Days Battle 1862 Union gives up, Mac fired Had we won there, slavery would have stayed

Total war begins 1. blockade 2. liberate 3. cut confed in half by taking Miss 4. Chop up south 5. Take Capital 6. Grind down

On to Antietam Aug 1862 Second Battle of Bull Run Pope defeated by Lee Lee goes to Maryland thought they would join, but no go Antietam next battle Mac is back Found battle plans Worst day of battle 23000 in 12 hrs Mac removed for not chasing S Last major day for S Turning point for Europe Could now declare war on slavery

Emancipation 1863 Was waiting for victory Only freed slaves in S Up till 65 going to reimburse owners Public reaction mixed: Some said we came to help the union, not the slaves Some problems with fighting a war against slavery instead of for Union

Blacks Battle Bondage Lincoln wanted to enlist Af/Am Army originally refused service 10% of total N service S put many to death if captured (Fort Pillow) Many African Americans in S acted as spies

Lee’s Last Lunge at Gettysburg Burnside put in charge after Antietam Lost at Fredericksburg Hooker replaces Burnside Lost at Chancellorsville Stonewall killed Lee heads to Gettysburg, and from there DC? Meade new gen. gets best ground 1863 Gettysburg address

War in the West Grant A general who fought Failure in life till war Sloppy and drunk

captured Donelson and Henry “Unconditional Surrender” Won in Tenn. captured Donelson and Henry “Unconditional Surrender” Lost at Shiloh AL did not remove him

Union and Navy under Farragut worked together by taking N O, cut off S, no supplies to far west Grant takes Vicksburg, Port Hudson, now N had Miss By 1863 South had lost, but would not give up

Sherman scorches Georgia Grant moves off to Chickamauga and Chattanooga Sherman put in charge of taking Georgia Total War, make it so bad it would never happen again Sherman Bowties From Georgia to SC Sherman scorches Georgia

Naval Battles Blockade: leaky 3500 mi of coast Britain could not condemn because t hey used Blockade running common N seized British boats, Continuous voyage

S made Merrimack, renamed VG fought Monitor Farragut fights with army to help with win

Politics of War 1864 Election year Lincoln had critics Sec of Tres. Chase the loudest Some of congress not happy with Lincoln’s use of power Politics of War

Congressional Committee on the conduct of war Radical Republicans Upset at Presidential power Wanted Emancipation

Democrats divided Douglas died and they split into war and peace Demos Copperheads obstructed war

Vallandigham: Demanded end to war supported S Arrested and tried in military court, shipped to south Escaped to Canada and ran for Gov. of Ohio

Election of 64 Lincoln Joined with War Demos, called Union party and brought in Johnson Demos pick McClellan Ugly election Northern victories saved Lincoln Many soldiers sent home to vote

Grant Outlasts Lee Grant given control of whole army and heads to Richmond Wilderness battles in VG. Horrible battles, attrition Cold Harbor: Frontal Assault names and address on backs

Lee actually was more blood and guts fighting Lee dug in, and lost more men Appomattox 1865 Grant and Lee sign papers

Martyrdom and Death 1865 assassination S cheered at first, but would wish he lived Martyrdom and Death

Aftermath 600,000 plus men died 15 billion in money Spurred on Democracy in other countries English Reform bill: True Democracy Beginning of a new time