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Grant's army stayed on the offensive in his war of attrition. why was this bad for the confederate army?

Grant's army stayed on the offensive in his war of attrition. why was this bad for the confederate army?
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Grant's army stayed on the offensive in his war of attrition. why was this bad for the confederate army?

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They were not able to rest or reinforce.They were running out of supplies and food.Their defensive positions each time were poor.
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