Lincoln and McClellan at war / Chester G. Hearn.

Contents "It is impossible for him to lead" -- "Come hither without delay" -- "The people trust him" -- "I can do it all" -- "All quiet on the Potomac" -- "He doesn't intend to do anything" -- "McClellan seems not to value time especially" -- "The stride of a giant" -- "But you must act" -- "I shall aid you all i can" -- "I almost begin to think we are invincible" -- "I have no reinforcements to send you" -- "He is troubled with the slows" -- "If I cannot whip Bobbie Lee..." -- "It is the people's business".
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 241-247) and index.
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LCCN 2012004477
ISBN9780807145524 (cloth : alk. paper)
ISBN9780807145531 (pdf)

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