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'''John Ellis Wool''' (20 February 1784 – 10 November 1869) was an [[United States|American]] officer in the [[United States Armed Forces|United States Army]]. After several conflicts and wars, in 1862 he attained the rank of Major General.
'''John Ellis Wool''' (1784 – 1869) was an [[United States|American]] officer in the [[United States Armed Forces|United States Army]]. After several conflicts and wars, in 1862 he attained the rank of Major General.


==Biography==
==Biography==
===New York draft riots===
===New York draft riots===
When the [[New York City draft riots]] broke out on 13 July 1863, Wool was in favor for conscripting any able-bodied men. His stance on the matter being discussed at the same time by theatergoers to the [[Italy|Italian]] opera singer [[Adelina Patti]].<ref name="ACLD 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> He later deployed the federal troops in order to quell the riots, ending it in just three days.<ref>{{WP|John E. Wool}}</ref>
When the [[New York City draft riots]] broke out on 13 July 1863, Wool was in favor for conscripting any able-bodied men but also wished to draw out the riots for as long as he could. His stance on the matter being discussed at the same time by theatergoers to the [[Italy|Italian]] opera singer [[Adelina Patti]].<ref name="ACLD 8">''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]'' – Chapter 8</ref> He later deployed the federal troops in order to quell the riots, ending it in just three days.<ref>{{WP|John E. Wool}}</ref>


==Appearances==
==Appearances==

Revision as of 09:12, 12 November 2023

John Ellis Wool (1784 – 1869) was an American officer in the United States Army. After several conflicts and wars, in 1862 he attained the rank of Major General.

Biography

New York draft riots

When the New York City draft riots broke out on 13 July 1863, Wool was in favor for conscripting any able-bodied men but also wished to draw out the riots for as long as he could. His stance on the matter being discussed at the same time by theatergoers to the Italian opera singer Adelina Patti.[1] He later deployed the federal troops in order to quell the riots, ending it in just three days.[2]

Appearances

References