Late in his career, this man was asked to duplicate a feat he performed at Suffolk, where he bottled
Late in his career, this man was asked to duplicate a feat he performed at Suffolk, where he bottled up enemy forces and gathered provisions that made the battle of Chancellorsville possible. He unsuccessfully besieged Knoxville and went on the defensive at Sharpsburg and Fredericksburg, where he held Marye's Heights. Postwar, he was unpopular for converting to Catholicism and taking diplomatic posts under Grant. For 10 points, name this man who ordered Pickett's Charge as Lee's "Old War Horse."
Late in his career, this man was asked to duplicate a feat he performed at Suffolk, where he bottled up enemy forces and gathered provisions that made the battle of Chancellorsville possible.