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Robert E. Lee

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Antietam: Lee's action part of master plan

Appomattox: Lee's grueling and final struggle

Auburn was crucial lost opportunity for Lee

Colleagues and enemies on the battlefield

Congress restores Lee's full citizenship in 1975

For Lee, one last glimpse of home?

General was brilliant warrior

Gettysburg: Lee surprised by Federals

Gettysburg: What if Lee had won?

Grant and Lee: Both had bad days

Grant fooled, but Lee misses 'Masterstroke'

Grant or Lee: Who was the greater general?

Hen fed Lee with daily eggs

Into the fray over Lee's 'audacity'

Lee a rebuilder as college president

Lee and Jackson: Larger-than-life legacies

Lee as 19th century's Washington: Overstated

Lee builds campaigns on information

Lee sends letter to Jackson

Lee the educator committed to character

Lee's biographer is a story himself

Lee's damaged image restored by time

Lee's decision to 'go and see Gen. Grant'

Lee's farewell drops 'hated foe' phrase

Lee's letters give fresh insight

Lee's notes a window on an elusive man

Lee's shadow betrays his plans

Lee, flaws and genius intact: Clear view of man, his generals

Lee�s Life Complex after War

Lees win fight over Arlington home

Longstreet becomes target of Lee's admirers

Mention Lee, but dont call him traitor

Ox Hill Battle: Lee's Honor Evident

Review: 'Reading the Man: A Portrait of Robert E. Lee Through His Private Letters'

Review: Author takes us along on Lee's retreat

Review: Authors remove tarnish heaped on Lee

Review: Context lost in bio of dashing 'Rooney'

Review: Evolution of military staffs during war

Robert E. Lee and a superficial assessment

Robert E. Lee's peaceful excursions to Baltimore

Robert E. Lee and Sister Aimee

Wirz: Andersonville chief viewed less critically



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