Although the battle of shiloh church seemed to be a victory for the north, why was the apparent winner, general grant, highly criticized

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11 August, 13:10

Although the battle of shiloh church seemed to be a victory for the north, why was the apparent winner, general grant, highly criticized

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Colton Montes · Answer 1

General Ulysses S. Grant was criticized as he won the war over the loss of many lives.

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General Ulysses S. Grant is commonly hailed as the champion of the American Civil War and his reputation is known by many people. He victoriously defeated six confederate armies and captured three of them. However, the Union's victory in the Battle of Shiloh led by General Ulysses S. Grant was criticized by many people. The people learnt that many lives had been lost in the battle. General Grant was said to have disregarded the importance of reducing the number of causalities as his victory was won over the loss of many lives.