Lee to Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee (December 25, 1861) Letter from Robert E. Grant, a general greater than Lee, described his feelings upon meeting Lee in. Lee to Captain Wagner (May 4, 1868) Statement by Francis Preston Blair (April 14, 1871) “General Lee’s Views on Enlisting the Negroes,” Century Magazine (August 1888) Letter from Robert E. We already have a better way to look at Robert E. Lee by William Preston Johnston (1868, 1870) Letter from Robert E. Lee by William Allan (1868, 1870) Memoranda of Conversations with General Robert E. The year 1864 was shaping up to be a critical one in the American. Lee’s Testimony before Congress (February 17, 1866) Memoranda of Conversations with General Robert E. Grants Army of the Potomac clashed hard with Robert E. Lee was never again able to launch offensive operations against Grants army. Lee to Ethelbert Barksdale (February 18, 1865) Robert E. But two days of relentless fighting in dense Virginia woods, Robert E. Seddon (January 8, 1865) Letter from Robert E.

Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee (January 24, 1864) Letter from Howell Cobb to James A. Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee (November 11, 1863) Letter from Robert E. Lee to Henry Lee (December 6, 1859) Letter from Robert E.

Lee’s Report (October 19, 1859) Letter from Robert E. Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee (December 27, 1856) “Some Facts That Should Come to Light,” New-York Tribune (June 24, 1859) Col. Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee (April 18, 1841) Letter from Robert E. Lee to Hill Carter (January 25, 1840) Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee (February 24, 1835) Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee (September 28, 1832) Letter from Robert E. Grant grew up in Ohio and his father was a tanner. His father, Light Horse Harry Lee, fought with George Washington and gave the eulogy at Washington’s funeral. The Lees were synonymous with the state and colony of Virginia. Lee to Charles Carter Lee (January 4, 1831) Letter from Robert E. Lee was among the bluest of Virginia blue bloods.

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