n the first page of , George Rable posits, “People have largely made up their mind about George McClellan—and not in the general’s favor; nor do they seem amenable to rethinking their position.” He then spends 336 pages essentially proving the point. Uninterested in “refighting the military campaigns,” he instead sets out to examine
HOW A “MAN OF SUCH PROMISE” FAILED
Feb 13, 2024
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