Memoirs of the American Civil War (two volumes) was written by General Grant, the 18th President of the United States and commander of the Union Army during the Civil War, based on his own experiences in his later years. Four days after the completion of this work, General Grant passed away with endless desolation and regret. The book is based on time. The first volume tells the story of the various battles when the author commanded operations on the Western Front; the second volume mainly tells the story of the author who was promoted to lieutenant general and became the commander-in-chief of the entire army. He commanded the Union Army and the Confederate Army to fight fiercely on the Eastern Front, captured the Confederate capital Richmond, forced the Confederate Army Commander General R. E. Lee to surrender, and finally won this brutal war that lasted four years.
