prevented by Halleck from fighting, 364;
urges recall of McClellan from Peninsula, ii. [65];
his military abilities, [74];
commands Army of Virginia, [74];
shows arrogance and lack of tact, [74], [75];
fails to cut off Jackson from Lee, [76], [77];
insists on fighting, [77];
beaten at Bull Run, [77];
discredited, [80].
Popular sovereignty,