Aggressively Collection

Seascape, Co Waterford, Ireland

An aggressive hissing cat

George Gordon Meade
GEORGE GORDON MEADE U.S. army general, commanded Army of the Potomac, defeated Lee at Gettysburg but criticised for not following up sufficiently aggressively. Date: 1815 - 1872

Picture No. 10739843
Lions with kill - Squabbling aggressively whilst feeding (Panthera leo) Date:

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Dog - German Shepherds / Alsatians - aggressively playing together Date:

One kitten making a flying assault at another

Christmas in the home of a peace crank
A man rather disdainfully labelled as a peace crank watches in dismay as his children play aggressively with a variety of war-inspired toys during World War One

Mcclellan at Antietam
BATTLE OF ANTIETAM Union General George McClellan defeats Lee, but is removed from command for not following up his victory sufficiently aggressively

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Amidst the tranquil Seascape of Co. Waterford, Ireland, an unexpected aggression unfolds as one kitten makes a flying assault at another, reminiscent of the fierce determination of an aggressive hissing cat (Picture No. 10739843). This contrasts starkly with the serene holiday scene of 'Christmas in the home of a peace crank, ' where harmony and tranquility should reign (Picture No. 10898396). Yet, even in the midst of conflict, there are lessons to be learned. Consider the leadership styles of George Gordon Meade and Robert E. Lee at the Battle of Antietam – Meade's aggressive approach ultimately led to a Union victory, while McClellan's cautious tactics left opportunities untapped (Historical reference to Picture No. 10898396). Sometimes, a little aggression can lead to great results, but it's essential to find the right balance.