Yes , Robert E. Lee chose to fight for his state of Virginia during the US Civil War .
General Lee didn't fight at Shiloh.
The Confederacy (South) He did not approve of secession, but felt he ought to go with his state (Virginia) when it eventually voted Confederate.
General Lee lost a lot of troops and he said "I will never fight the North again."
Robert E. Lee
After General Scott offered him command of the Union army, which he refused, Lee said he could never draw his sword against his home state, Virginia. Lee was opposed to secession.
Confederates
General Robert E. Lee surrendered in Appamatox courthouse in Virginia.
You probably mean Lee. He was asked to lead the Union armies, but decided to stay with his home state of Virginia.
general lee
Yes, Lee advocated training regiments of slaves and giving them their freedom at the end of the war.
Because he decided - after much soul-searching - that he was a Virginian first and an American second. (By the way, you mean 'fight for the Confederates', not 'fight the Confederate state'.)
Virginia at appomattox court house