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After Lincoln "fired" George McClellan, his successor, General _______ proved himself an equally inept commander at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
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After Lincoln "fired" George McClellan, his successor, General _______ proved himself an equally inept commander at the Battle of Fredericksburg.

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After Lincoln "fired" George McClellan, his successor, General "Ambrose Burnside" proved himself an equally inept commander at the Battle of Fredericksburg, although Lincoln still privately talked about his admiration for him.
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