His biggest successes, achieved while future generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Robert E. Lee served under him, came at the Battles of Cerro (SEH-row)
This general led Abraham Eustis and William Lindsay on a failed campaign during the Second Seminole War. A few years later, this leader was supposed to replace Henry Atkinson, but, due to an outbreak of cholera (KHA-luh- ruh), half of his troops died on the way to the Black Hawk War, which was won before this man arrived. Shortly be- fore retiring, this leader proposed blockading the South and sending troops up the Mississippi River in what became known as the Anaconda Plan. His biggest successes, achieved while future generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Robert E. Lee served under him, came at the Battles of Cerro (SEH-row) Gordo and Chapultepec (chuh-PULL-tuh-peck). Af- ter his successes in the Mexican-American War, this man unsuccessfully ran for President in 1852. Name this general nicknamed "Old Fuss and Feathers".
This general led Abraham Eustis and William Lindsay on a failed campaign during the Second Seminole War.
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