Which general led the siege and capture of Vicksburg?

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The Battle of Vicksburg took place at Vicksburg Mississippi. It was the Confederate's last major strong hold so this and Gettysburg doomed the South.

Pemberton defended Vicksburg for about 40 days when their supplies gave out. The victor in this campaign was Ulysses S. Grant.

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