1. Lincoln and His Generals Failures in the East, Successes in the West (1862)

2. Activity in the West Battle of Belmont, 11/7/61 Forts Henry (2/6/62) and Donelson (2/12-16/62 “Unconditional Surrender” Grant Problems between Grant and Halleck Shiloh “We’ll Grant, we’ve had the Devil’s own day, today.” “Yeah, lick ‘em tomorrow though.” Farragut at New Orleans (April 29,1862)

6. Shiloh, April 6, 1862 Dawn

7. Shiloh, April 6, 1862 Dusk

8. Shiloh, April 7, 1862: Object lesson 1, Grant is not McClellan. See Brock Road, 1864 for Lesson 2.

9. David Glasgow Farragut (1801-1870)

10. Trans-Mississippi and Far West Pea Ridge, 3/6-7/62 Glorieta Pass, 3/26-28/1862 In far west, Native Americans become target—Kit Carson in Canyon de Chelley; George Wright in Northern California; John Milton Chivington at Sand Creek.

13. Inactivity in the East Lincoln, Seward, McCellan General War Order No. 1 (1/27/62- 2/22/62) Urbanna Campaign Peninsular Campaign

16. Battle of Seven Pine (Fair Oaks) 5/31/62 Mc. at Gates of Richmond Stonewall in the Valley Johnston to the rear; Lee to the Front The 7 Days Battles “Change of Base” Controversies

18. Malvern Hill Casualties—Union, 3,214; CSA, 5,355 “It wasn’t war, it was murder.” McClellan wouldn’t attack but would return to Washington. He asked L. for more troops; L. knew Mc. would then say, he needed even more. Lee moved north.

19. 2d Bull Run (8/28-30, 1862) John Pope and Army of Virginia Fitz John Porter Court Martial Lee to Maryland Culture of the Army of the Potomac John Pope, 1822-1892