The Best Writings of Ulysses S. Grant

Ulysses S. Grant Before The Civil War: I Have Been Quite Unfortunate Lately -- The National Conflict Begins: We Are Now In The Midst Of Trying Times -- Grant's Biggest Mistake: They Are A Curse To The Army -- Grant Captures Vicksburg: White Flags Will Be Displayed Along Your Lines -- Victories Make Grant Commanding General: An Army Never Was Whipped As Badly As Bragg Was -- The Institution Of Never-ending War: It Is Proposed To Have Co-operative Action Of All The Armies -- Lincoln Is Reelected: Congratulate The President -- Grant Receives Lee's Surrender: The Hopelessness Of Further Resistance -- Postwar Commanding General: I Dread Going Back To Washington -- The Military Hero Is Nominated For President: Let Us Have Peace -- Grant Becomes President: The Choice Has Fallen Upon Me -- Grant's First Term: An Occupation Uncongenial To Me -- The Panic Of 1873 And Other Second-term Problems: Matters Are Worse In New York Than Yesterday -- The Grants Tour The World: I Have Now Been Absent From Home Nearly Two Years -- A Charlatan Bankrupts The Ex-president: Financially, The Grant Family Is Ruined -- Grant's Death From Cancer: I Am Unable To Converse Even In A Whisper. John F. Marszalek. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.