Essays on Ulysses Grant

The writ of habeas corpus is one of the major developments that brought significant transformations in law. “habeas corpus” is a doctrine that is based on the argument that an individual should not be unlawfully detained. According to Anderson (2006), the doctrines states that “the prisoner or detainee should be brought before the court to decide on the lawfulness of a person’s detention or imprisonment”. The doctrine is has been used in regular occasions in various countries. In the United States, habeas corpus can be used by the federal courts to determine the validity of a prisoner’s detention by the ...

Introduction and Thesis

The 18th president of the United States; Ulysses Grant occurs as one of the most transformational leaders of all time. In fact, their life mark the unprecedented efforts that can be tapped from effective and efficient leadership. Born by the close of the year 1822(Broadwater 24), Ulysses Grant was often perceived to be a failure in his tender years. This can be accredited to the fact that he failed in a myriad of occupations that he tried. On a similar note, he was indifferent as a student, and this is perhaps he would never transform into a leader whose reign in the History ...

In war, important are well-seasoned and properly drilled troops; however, logistics, a science of maintaining and supplying an army, is about as important since it is due to well-timed nourishment, ammunition replenishment and transportation that army can retain its physical wellbeing and fighting capacity. The importance of logistics during wartime is buttressed up by the fact that strings of carts have been targeted by hostile sabotaging agents, attempting to unhinge supplying lines over the years, whether it be in times of Alexander the Great or Ulysses Grant. He who maintains army properly by factoring in proper maintenance stands an excellent ...

In the United States history, Reconstruction Era centers on the Southern United States shift from 1863 to 1877, as conducted by Washington, with the reconstruction of society, as well as state. Starting 1863 to 1869, Presidents Lincoln, as well as Andrew Johnson made use of Congress to hinder the moderate plan, inflict cruel terms, and improve the Freedmen rights. The perspectives of Johnson and Lincoln dominated until the 1866election, which allowed the Radicals to take charge of policy, get rid of former Confederates from authority, as well as grant freedom to the Freedmen. A coalition of the Republican took ...

Zhang Wei remembers the day he landed in America very clearly, it was a chilly winter day and everything including time seems to have frozen. He was anxious to see his father, Zhang Xiuxing who had traveled by sea a year earlier. He was only 16 when his father left and old enough to step into his father’s shoes. One year had flown by, and today, he would be leading his mother and his sister to the Promised Land that their father had prepared for them. He was sure that his father would be proud of how he had protected ...

1. Using information from the readings, write a comprehensive and detailed essay discussing the three most important factors in the Confederacy’s defeat in the Civil War. Be sure to defend your position. Both the South and the North expected to gain a quick and easy victory. Yet, the Southern army suffered a defeat. And there are many reasons for that. From the modern point of view it actually seems that Confederates had no chance to win, but it was not obvious either for the Southern Armed Forces or for the Northern ones. Likely, the most important factors above others ...