President Lincoln & General McClellan.
President Lincoln & General George B. McClellan in the general’s tent at Antietam, 3rd October 1862. Dissatisfied with General McClellan?s non-responsiveness after Antietam Abraham Lincoln went out to Maryland in October to meet with him. McClellan had a habit of making the commander in chief come to him, which Lincoln tolerated but also noted as a sign of the officer?s arrogance. Photographed by Alexander Gardner.
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American Civil War, American History, American Presidents, Military
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President Lincoln & General George B. McClellan in the general’s tent at Antietam, 3rd October 1862. Dissatisfied with General McClellan?s non-responsiveness after Antietam Abraham Lincoln went out to Maryland in October to meet with him. McClellan had a habit of making the commander in chief come to him, which Lincoln tolerated but also noted as a sign of the officer?s arrogance. Photographed by Alexander Gardner.
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