Managing the Union Army Judith Jackson Fossett Gold fever ensues

Gold fever ensues

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Managing the Union Army Judith Jackson Fossett Gold fever ensuesThe general in chief did not command the million man Union army that fought in the Civil War, as most historians have assumed; rather, he was a member of a management team that included the president and the secretary of war. The president, as commander in chief, created the position by appointing an officer to it, and he could dismiss that officer at any time and choose not to appoint another. The general in chief had to cooperate closely with the