richard reeve baxter was known for his practice of total war.
who is known for his practice of total war?
richard reeve baxter
union army general william tecumseh sherman's 'march to the sea' in november and december 1864 destroyed the resources required for the south to make war. general ulysses s. grant and president abraham lincoln initially opposed the plan until sherman convinced them of its necessity.





















































scholars taking issue with the notion that sherman was employing "total war" include noah andre trudeau. trudeau believes that sherman's goals and methods do not meet the definition of total war and to suggest as much is to "misread sherman's intentions and to misunderstand the results of what happened".





















































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section::::20th century.:world war i.
total war
activision, the game's publisher, produced a combination of "medieval: total war" and "medieval: total war: viking invasion", called the "medieval: total war battle collection", released on 7 january 2004. "medieval: total war battle collection" contained both games, patched to the latest version, and their manuals. on 30 june 2006, sega, the company that took over the publishing of the series, released a collector's edition version of the "total war" series, called "total war: eras". the edition included patched versions of "shogun: total war", "medieval: total war" and "", together with their expansion packs, a documentary detailing the creation of the game series, and "total war" memorabilia.
medieval: total war