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::famous for his prodigious sideburns, which are named after him, he led the Union army to spectacular defeats on multiple occasions, and in at least one instance caused massive casualties for his troops by ordering them to repeatedly charge invincible defenses.<ref>https://www.battlefields.org/learn/biographies/ambrose-e-burnside</ref> | ::famous for his prodigious sideburns, which are named after him, he led the Union army to spectacular defeats on multiple occasions, and in at least one instance caused massive casualties for his troops by ordering them to repeatedly charge invincible defenses.<ref>https://www.battlefields.org/learn/biographies/ambrose-e-burnside</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 04:05, November 27, 2019
Here is a growing list of the worst American Generals:
- Ambrose Burnsides (Civil War)
- famous for his prodigious sideburns, which are named after him, he led the Union army to spectacular defeats on multiple occasions, and in at least one instance caused massive casualties for his troops by ordering them to repeatedly charge invincible defenses.[1]