makes mistake in insisting on his plan against Lincoln's wish, [339]-[341];
hampered by Lincoln's detaching men to protect Washington, [341];
discredited by Johnston's evacuation of Manassas, [342];
denounced Committee on Conduct of War, [342];
begins advance, [343];
annoyed at being relieved from general command, [343];
exasperated at action of Lincoln in forming corps and appointing commanders, [344], [345];
authorizes Halleck to arrest Grant, [360];
approves Buell's plan, [360];