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1Early life and education

2Early military career and personal life

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2.1West Point and first assignment

2.2Marriage and family

2.3Mexican–American War

2.4Post-war assignments and resignation

3Civilian struggles, slavery, and politics

4Civil War

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4.1Early commands

4.2Belmont (1861), Forts Henry and Donelson (1862)

4.3Shiloh (1862) and aftermath

4.4Vicksburg campaign (1862–1863)

4.5Chattanooga (1863) and promotion

4.6Overland Campaign (1864)

4.7Siege of Petersburg (1864–1865)

4.8Defeated Lee and victory (1865)

4.9Lincoln's assassination

5Commanding General

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5.1Saved Lee's life

5.2Tour of the South

5.3Break from Johnson

5.4Election of 1868

6Presidency (1869–1877)

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6.1Reconstruction

6.2Financial affairs

6.2.1Gold corner conspiracy

6.3Foreign affairs

6.3.1Treaty of Washington (1871)

6.3.2Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)

6.3.3Cuba and Virginius Affair

6.3.4Free trade with Hawaii

6.3.5Mexican border raids

6.4Federal Indian policy

6.5Election of 1872 and second term

6.6Panic of 1873 and loss of House

6.7Reforms and scandals

6.8Election of 1876

7Post-presidency (1877–1885)

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7.1World tour and diplomacy

7.2Third term attempt

7.3Business failures

7.4Memoirs, military pension, and death

8Historical reputation

9Memorials and presidential library

10Dates of rank

11See also

12Notes

13References

14Bibliography

15External links

Ulysses S. Grant

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President of the United States from 1869 to 1877
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