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Robert E. Lee: A Life Portrait by David J. Eicher, 2002-09-17 Robert E. Lee: Leader in War and Peace (Rookie Biographies) by Carol Greene, 1990-02 Robert E. Lee: Confederate General (Famous Figures of the Civil War) by Patricia Grabowski, Arthur Meier Schlesinger, 2000-12 Robert E. Lee (American cavalcade) by Henry Steele Commager, 1990-12 Robert E. Lee (Famous Americans) by Keith Brandt, 1986-02 Leadership Lessons of Robert E. Lee: Tips, Tactics. and Strategies for Leaders and Managers by Bil Holton, 1999-05-11 Robert E. Lee (History Maker Bios) by Candice F. Ransom, 2005-01 The Wartime Papers Of Robert E. Lee (Da Capo Paperback) by Clifford Dowdey, Louis H. Manarin, 1987-03-21 General Lee and Santa Claus: An Adaptation by Randall Bedwell, Louise Clack, 1997-12 Robert E. Lee: A Hero for Young Americans by Patricia Buchanan, 1990-11 Robert E. Lee: Young Confederate (Childhood of Famous Americans Series) by Helen Albee Monsell, 1986-10-31 Lee and His Generals: The Ultimate Trivia Book by Wendy Sauers, 2000-05 Personal Reminiscences of General Robert E. Lee by J. William Jones, 1994-10 The Unwritten Chronicles of Robert E. Lee by Lamar Herrin, 1991-05

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41. Guide To The General William Mahone Letter, Ca.1890 RG 242 [
    Title Guide to the General William Mahone Letter, ca.1890 RG 242 electronicresource. Subjects Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 18071870 Archives.  
    http://diglib.lib.auburn.edu/findingaids/1959799.html

42. Index
    Lee, Robert Edward, General (18071870) Recollections and Letters of GeneralRobert E. Lee Legros, Georges Victor (1862- ) Fabre, Poet of Science.  
    http://www.changanyouth.xahu.edu.cn/pages/novel/L/

43. The Robert E. Lee Letters
    Then he learned that General Twiggs had surrendered everything to the Letters fromRobert Edward Lee (18071870) to William Ellinger of Virginia City, Montana.  
    http://www.virginiacity.com/hv06.htm
    
    Extractions: Robert E. Lee and Montana On 16 February 1861, Confederate sympathizers took over the United States Government facilities in Texas. In the afternoon, Lt. Col. Robert E. Lee rode into San Antonio under orders to leave his remote Texas post and report to Washington. He saw a mob of soldiers in unusual uniforms and asked who they were. Then he learned that General Twiggs had surrendered everything to the State and that the Union troops were now prisoners of war. Caroline Darrow wrote in her Recollections , "I will never forget his look of astonishment, as with his lips trembling and his eyes full of tears, he exclaimed, 'Has it come so soon as this?'" The Texas troops tried to stop his journey and he stated that he was a Virginian, not a Texan, and he was an officer of the United States army under orders to report to Washington, and he intended to carry out his orders. The Texans permitted him to leave. Letters from Robert Edward Lee (1807-1870) to William Ellinger of Virginia City, Montana Letter 17 January 1866, Lexington, VA Lexington, Va. 17 Jany '66

44. Adams, Charles (1807-1886)
    Confederate General. Lee, Robert (18071870). Confederate General. Smith, Edmund(1824-1893). Confederate General. Stanton, Edward (1814-1869). Union Statesman.  
    http://www.carter.gq.nu/gabsh.htm
    
    Extractions: Adams, Charles Union General Banks, Nathaniel Union General Barton, Clara Union Nurse Beauregard, Pierre Confederate General Benjamin, Judah Confederate Statesman Blalock, Malinda Union General Booth, John Confederate General Bowser, Mary Union General Boyd, Isabella Confederate General Bragg, Braxton Confederate General Breckinridge, John Confederate General Brown, John Union Abolitionist Buchanan, James Union Statesman Burnside, Ambrose Union General Butler, Benjamin Union General Chamberlain, Joshua Union General Chase, Salmon Union Statesman Chesnut, Mary Union Diarist Clay, Henry Confederate General Cleburne, Patrick Confederate General Crittenden, John Union Statesman Cushman, Pauline Union General Davis, Jefferson Confederate President Davis, Varina Confederate Statesman Dix, Dorothea Union Nurse Douglas, Stephen Union Statesman Douglass, Frederick Union Abolitionist Early, Jubal Confederate General Edmonds, Sarah Union Nurse Etheridge, Anna

45. Southern Gentleman's. Br Grand Ole Southern Page!
    GRAND OLE SOUTHERN PAGE! Historical Links. General Robert Edward Lee(18071870) My 5th Generation Grandfather. General Robert E. Lee.  
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    Extractions: Grand Ole Southern Page" "A Modern Day Southern Gentleman" I am a 43 year old descendant of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Spent most of my life south of the Mason Dixon line. Born in Texas, currently reside in Alabama the "Heart of Dixie". I have also lived in Florida and Georgia. Our high school mascot in Pensacola was Johnny Rebel, we proudly displayed the Confederate flag and "I wish I was in Dixie!" was our school fight song. GRAND OLE SOUTHERN PAGE!

46. Leaders
    Robert Edward Lee (18071870) General. Lee, a Virginian, attended West Pointgraduating second in his class in 1829 when he was posted to the engineers.  
    http://members.rogers.com/onccwrtable/leaders.htm
    
    Extractions: Military Leaders During the American Civil War - U.S.A. and C.S.A. Ottawa National Capital Civil War Round Table Home Schedule Canadians Newsletter ... Leaders Java is disabled in your Browser! If you cannot see navigation buttons above, please follow this link: Java Disabled Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) President, United States of America With Lincoln's election, some Southern states, feeling their power was gone, seceded before he was inaugurated. Despite a conciliatory address, the secession movement continued and Fort Sumter was fired upon. Lincoln called for 75,000 troops initially and much of the Upper South joined the Confederacy. Was re-elected in 1864, over Democratic challenger, George B. McClellan. Shot by John Wilkes Booth while attending Ford's Theatre in Washington, April 14, 1865 and died the following day. Was the first American president to be assassinated. Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885) Lieutenant General Born Hiram Ulysses Grant in Ohio but through confusion at West Point he became Ulysses S. Grant. Served in the Mexican War and resigned his captaincy July 31, 1854. His return to civilian life proved unsuccessful and at outbreak of civil war he offered his services to the War Department and to George B. McClellan but was unable to obtain an appointment initially. Became involved in organizing and mustering state volunteers and with the aid of Congressman Elihu B. Washburne, he got his second military career started. Eventually became commander-in-chief, United States Army, March 12, 1864-March 4, 1869. Elected to presidency and served as President of the United States, March 4, 1869-March 4, 1877.

47. Sample
    General INFORMATION SOURCES American History in Ballad and Song (record set). Fishwick,Marshall W. Lee, Robert Edward (18071870). World Book Encyclopedia.  
    http://www.hanoverhigh.org/departments/socialstudies/sample.html

48. Backflip Publisher: Mjl665 | Folder: Military Leaders
    Often maligned, General Longstreet ordered the attack that routed Visit CivilWarPages.comFacts about Robert Edward Lee 18071870 Robert Edward Lee was born on  
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49. Chronology: Robert E. Lee
    Chronology of Robert Edward Lee 18071870. 1807 January 19. Robert was reared byhis mother. 1818 His father died while Lee was in the midst of his schooling.  
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    Extractions: His father received injuries in Baltimore riot from which he never recovered and which necessitated his leaving Alexandria for a warmer climate. He died six years later, at Cumberland Island, Georgia, March 25, 1818. Robert was reared by his mother. He spent his holidays and vacations at Stratford and Shirley.

50. Robert E. Lee (1807-1870)
    I cannot raise my hand against my birthplace, my home, my children. GeneralLee (in response leaving the Union). Robert Edward Lee (1807-1870).  
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    Extractions: Robert E Lee was born on January 19th, 1807. He was born in Stratford, Virginia. His father was Lighthorse Harry Lee. Like many famous people of this war he was educated at the US Military Academy which is now known as West Point. In 1829 he graduated 2nd in his class. He married Mary Anne Randolph Custis in 1831, a great-granddaughter of Martha Washington. Arlington House, her father's residence in Virginia, was their home until the Civil War. After that he recieved a commission as second liuetenant in the engineers. He took that offer and in 7 years, which was 1838, he became first liuetenant. Just two years after that he became captain. The Mexican War was the distinguishing point in Lee's career. But things like that have to happen with a price. Lee got injured in the Battle of Chapultepec in 1847. For his service in this war he recieved a third brevet promotion in rank. He became superintendent of the US Military Academy and was then later appointed colonel of Calvery. Now times were coming close where it seemed evident that the states would be at war (at the time he was in command of the Department of Texas in 1860). He was summoned to Washington D.C. to be offered a job by Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln offered him the Union forces. Sadly Lee declined and on April 20th, 3 days after Virginia seceeded from the US, Lee submitted his resignation form. On April 23rd, 3 days after his resignation from the US he became commander in chief of the military and naval forces in Virginia. He was the military advisor for

51. Robert Edward Lee
    Robert Edward Lee (18071870) The men Grant was sending to fight RobertE. Lee were being buried in Robert E. Lee's own front yard.  
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    Extractions: Robert Edward Lee The idol of the south to this day, Virginian Robert E. Lee had some difficulty in adjusting to the new form of warfare that unfolded with the Civil War, but this did not prevent him from keeping the Union Armies in Virginia at bay for almost three years. The son of Revolutionary War hero, "Light Horse" Harry Lee - who fell into disrepute in his later years, attended West Point and graduated second in his class. During his four years he never earn a single demerit and served as the cadet corps' adjutant. Upon his 1829 graduation he was posted to the engineers. Before the Mexican War he served on engineering projects in GA, VA and New York. During the war he served on the staff of John Wool and Winfield Scott. Particularly distinguishing himself scouting for and guiding troops, he won three brevets and was slightly wounded at Chapultepec. In 1859 he was called upon to lead a force of marines, to join with the militia on the scene, to put an end to John Browns Harpers Ferry Raid. There after he served again in Texas until summoned to Washington in 1861 by Winfield Scott who tried to retain Lee in the U.S. service. But the Virginian rejected the command of the Union's field forces on the day after Virginia seceded. He then accepted an invitation to visit Governor John Letcher in VA. His resignation as Colonel, 1st Cavalry to which he had recently been promoted was accepted on April 25, 1861.

52. General Robert Edward Lee
    Ranger Notebook General Robert Edward Lee. Robert Edward Lee was bornon January 19, 1807, at Stratford in Westmoreland County, Virginia.  
    http://www.nps.gov/anti/lee_bio.htm
    
    Extractions: Ranger Notebook: General Robert Edward Lee Robert Edward Lee was born on January 19, 1807, at "Stratford" in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He was the fifth child born to Henry "Light-Horse Harry" Lee and his second wife, Ann Hill (Carter) Lee. He grew up in an area where George Washington was still a living memory. Robert had many ties to Revolutionary War heroes. Educated in the Alexandria, Virginia, schools, he obtained appointment to West Point in 1825. In 1829, Robert E. Lee graduated second in the class without a single demerit against his name. He was commissioned a brevet 2nd Lieutenant of Engineers. On June 30, 1831, he married Mary Ann Randolph Custis. They had seven children. All three of their sons served in the Confederate army. George Washington Custis and William Henry Fitzhugh ("Rooney") attained the rank of Major General and Robert E. Lee, Jr., that of Captain. The latter served as a private in the Rockbridge Artillery at the Battle of Antietam. During the Mexican War, Robert E. Lee was promoted to Colonel due to his gallantry and distinguished conduct in performing vital scouting missions.

53. I58556: John BROCK (ABT 1750 - ____)
    said, but to go and see General Grant, and I + (1698 1748)m 1715 Robert Edward Lee of the CSA (1807 - 1870) _John CARTER  
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54. I24682: Samuel BRASHEARS (ABT 1760 - ABT 1800)
    Richmond that it held Confederate General Robert E. Lee's son, General WHF Rooney _+ (1720 . m 1753 _Robert Edward Lee of the CSA  
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55. A Robert E. Lee ( Robert Edward Lee ) Biography: Terraformers(tm) Tombtown(tm)
    1807 1870 Robert Edward Lee. Lee, a brilliant General, whose military genius wasprobably the greatest single On October 12, 1870, Robert Edward Lee died.  
    http://www.tombtown.com/bios/lee.htm
    
    Extractions: ROBERT EDWARD LEE Son of Lighthorse Harry Lee, Robert Edward Lee was born January 19, 1807 at Stratford in Westmoreland County, VA. Following in his father's footsteps, Lee entered West Point in 1825. He graduated second in his class in 1829, receiving a commission as second lieutenant in the engineers. By 1838, he had two brevet promotions, achieving the rank of Captain. Through his courage and brilliant strategies, he received his third brevet promotion in rank in 1852, becoming the superintendent of West Point, the US Military Academy, and later, colonel of the cavalry. In April 17, 1861, Virginia suceded from the Union. At age 54, Lee had to evaluate his position as a member of Union and as a Virginian. Although he did not necessarily agree with southern independence, he was a Virginian. The traditions and familiy history were very strong. On April 20, he submitted his resignation from the U.S. Army, and three days later became President of the Confederate States of America; forever more to be intrinsically linked to the Confederate cause. He was placed in command of the army in northern Virginia. In February 1865 Lee was made commander in chief of all Confederate armies. Lee, a brilliant general, whose military genius was probably the greatest single factor in keeping the Confederacy alive through the four years of the American Civil War, surrendered two months later to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, virtually ending the war. The superior resources and troop strength of the Union had eventually overcom the masterly strategy of Lee. Today, his campaigns are almost universally studied in military schools as models of strategy and tactics.

56. The Battle Of Gettysburg: Links To Civil War Related Sites
    Personalities General Resources 1817 1863 Hill, Ambrose Powell, 1825 - 1865 Kershaw,Joseph Brevard, 1822 - 1894 Lee, Robert Edward, 1807 - 1870 Lee, Robert  
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    Extractions: Slavery Related Legislation 1788 - US Constitution - Article 1, Section 2, Clause 3 - 3/5th Rule 1788 - US Constitution - Article 1, Section 9, Clause 1 - Migration or Importation of such Persons 1788 - US Constitution - Article 4, Section 2, Clause 3 - Fugitive Slaves 1788 - US Constitution - Article 5 ... Top of Page Battlefield Maps

57. LEE, ROBERT EDWARD
    Lee, Robert Edward (1807—1870), American soldier, General in the Confederate Statesarmy, was the youngest son of majorGeneral Henry Lee, called “ Light  
    http://6.1911encyclopedia.org/L/LE/LEE_ROBERT_EDWARD.htm
    
    Extractions: Lee’s Dramatic Works were published in 1784. In spite of their extravagance, they contain many passages of great beauty. Sec the Life (Philadelphia, 1825), by his grandson, R. H. Lee; and Letters (New York, 1910), edited by J. C. Ballagh. See Letters of William Lee, edited by W. C. Ford (Brooklyn, 1891). Another brother, FRANCIS LIGHTF0OT LEE (1734—1797), was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1770—1775. In 1775—1779 he was a delegate to the Continental Congress, and as such signed the Declaration of Independence. He served on the committee which drafted the Articles of Confederation, and contended that there should be no treaty of peace with Great Britain which did not grant to the United States both the right to the Newfoundland fisheries and the free navigation of the Mississippi. After retiring from Congress he served in 1780—1782 in the Virginia Senate. LEE, R.—LEE, S. The military operations with which the great Civil War opened in 1861 were directed by President Davis and General Lee. Lee was personally in charge of the unsuccessful West Virginian operations in the autumn, and, having been made a full general on the 3ist of August, during the winter he devoted his experience as an engineer to the fortification and general defence of the Atlantic coast. Thence, when the well-drilled Army of the Potomac was about to descend upon Richmond, he was hurriedly recalled to Richmond. General Johnston was wounded at the battle of Fair Oaks (Seven Pines) on the 3ist of May 1862, and General Robert E. Lee was assigned to the command of the famous Army of Northern Virginia which for the next three years " carried the rebellion on its bayonets." Little can be said of Lee's career as a commander-in-chief that is not an integral part of the history of the Civil War. His first success was the " Seven Days' Battle " (

58. Sketches In Graphite - Robert Edward Lee
    General Robert Edward Lee Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia 1807 1870 Open Edition Price $30.00 Size 9 x 12 ordrbutn.jpg (5131 bytes).  
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59. Robert Edward Lee Biography
    Robert Edward Lee (18071870 This created a new opinion of Lee in the South He graduallybecame Uncle Robert and Marse Robert. With McClellan neutralized, a  
    http://web.ccsd.k12.wy.us/Social Studies/06/0102Lee.html

60. Their Stamp On History: Robert E. Lee
    Face Value 32¢ Country USA Face Text Robert E. Lee Back Text Confederate GeneralRobert Edward Lee 18071870 Army of Northern Virginia Commander, 1862-65.  
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