[DOC] [TLE] May 2011 - StreetSights - General Burnsides - Love and Words [PAR] As a young boy, Burnside attended the Liberty Seminary until his mother's ... 
victories of the Civil war, winning the Battle of Fort Sanders outside Knoxville, TN. 
... What made General Burnside a man to admire was that he knew his limitations
. ... in his engineering business and served as governor of Rhode Island (1866-
69)... [DOC] [TLE] Rhode Island in the American Civil War - Wikipedia [PAR] The state of Rhode Island during the American Civil War, as with all of New 
England, remained ... Rhode Island's early war governor, William Sprague, 
accompanied a ... He rose to command of the Army of the Potomac before his 
disastrous defeat at the Battle of ... The manuals were used by both sides during 
the Civil War. [DOC] [TLE] Major General Ambrose Burnside - World Digital Library [PAR] Mar 22, 2016 ... After the war he served as governor of Rhode Island (186669) and U.S. senator 
... His distinctive whiskers led to the coining of the word sideburns. The image is 
from an album of mostly Civil War-era portraits by the famous... [DOC] [TLE] Quahog.org: Grave of General Ambrose Everett Burnside [PAR] May 9, 2015 ... Okay, so Ambrose Burnside wasn't actually born in Rhode Island, but in Liberty, 
... by non-historians for his absurdly huge, bushy side-whiskers. ... Point in 1847, 
Burnside served with an artillery unit in the Mexican-American War. ... Though 
best known for his Civil War career (and his facial ... GOVERNOR [DOC] [TLE] XIX-XX (1).txt - Alternate History Discussion [PAR] In Mar., 1857, he reluctantly accepted appointment as governor of Kansas. ... and 
St. Philip, situated on opposite sides of the Mississippi just below New Orleans. ... 
In the Civil War he served (186364) in the Confederate government at 
Richmond in a ..... After an abortive assault on the Providence armory, his 
government... [DOC] [TLE] XIX-XX (1) centuries.txt - Alternate History Discussion [PAR] After an abortive assault on the Providence armory, his government collapsed 
and he fled the ... Curtis, Samuel Ryan, 180566, Union general in the Civil War, 
b. ... Early in 1865 he became governor of Tennessee and instituted a destructive 
... A lawyer and politician in Missouri, he served in the Senate from 1843 to 1855. [DOC] [TLE] Butterfield, John, 180169, American stagecoach proprietor and ... [PAR] As a Confederate brigadier general in the Civil War, serving first under Lee in ...... 
was attorney general of New Jersey (186166) and U.S. Senator (186669, 1871
77). ...... Burnside was elected governor of Rhode Island in 1866 and was 
reelected in ... He originated the fashion of wearing long side whiskers, thus the 
term... [DOC] [TLE] XIX-XX centuries.zip - Alternate History Discussion [PAR] After an abortive assault on the Providence armory, his government collapsed ... 
Bradford, Augustus Williamson, 180681, Civil War governor of Maryland (1862
66), b. ... A lawyer and politician in Missouri, he served in the Senate from 1843 to 
1855. ...... He originated the fashion of wearing long side whiskers, thus the term
... [DOC] [TLE] 226 Civil WarA - Scribd [PAR] Union General George McClellan. the slave who unsuccessfully sued his owner 
... to capture territory in a Union state. admired his courage: I can't spare this man
. ...... of side whiskers (later known as sideburns). resigned his commission in 
1853 ... After the war he served as governor of Rhode Island (186669) and as 
U.S.... [DOC] [TLE] Pam Burnside | Champaign Community | ZoomInfo.com [PAR] General Pam Burnside ... Board of Governors Member .... At the outbreak of the 
American Civil War Burnside became a colonel in the Rhode Island Volunteers. 
... to have popularized the fashion of side-whiskers (later known as sideburns). ... 
in his engineering business and served as governor of Rhode Island (1866-69)... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "History of Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana" [PAR] Military

Question: This Civil War general admired for his side-whiskers served as governor of Rhode Island from 1866-69
Answer: Ambrose Burnside