Chancellorsville - a brilliant tactical triumph that completely wrong-footed the Union General Joe Hooker.
But it was also the beginning of the end for Lee. His 'right arm', Stonewall Jackson, was mortally wounded in this battle, and this is given as a major cause of Lee's defeat in the next big battle, Gettysburg.
Also this was when Lee's health started to fail - possibly because of this psychological blow.
He helped to win the Mexican-American War, but was unable to win the Civil War for the Confederacy.
Seven Days, Second Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, The Wilderness, Spotslvania, Cold Harbor.
Chancellorsville, Fredricksburg, Wilderness,*
Cold Harbor, Second Manassas, Seven Days battles, Spotsylvania.*
* Inconclusive, but considered a Confederate victory.
no he lost to the Union but won a lot of battles
General Robert E Lee was there, and at the time he was considered the best strategic general, however the Union did win a few battles in the east, like when Lee marched into Maryland, and at Gettysburg
Chancellorsville
He wanted to invade the north for four reasons. 1. to feed his troops with the north's food 2. to prove they can win battles to get European allies 3. to lure out the Federal army and destroy it and 4. to make the northern public tire of the war
For a really long time
no he lost to the Union but won a lot of battles
Robert E. Lee
General Robert E Lee was there, and at the time he was considered the best strategic general, however the Union did win a few battles in the east, like when Lee marched into Maryland, and at Gettysburg
Lee was a master of defense, and was very bold and audacious on the attack, splitting his army in the face of a stronger foe to win several battles.
Robert E Lee was an army engineer in the command of General Scott in 1847 and help in the battles of Vera Cruz to Mexico City.
There is no evidence that Robert Falcon Scott ever fought formal battles.
i think it was 7 or so
No. Lee did not start winning battles (or even fighting them) until he replaced the badly-wounded Joe Johnston in June 1862, well into the second year of the war.
win 15 battles with lee,tenten,neji
Lee was a confederate so he didn't win any battle for the union.
Chancellorsville
Robert E Lee did not win in the Civil War. His side lost. He surrendered his army on April 9, 1865. Robert E Lee did however win in the Mexican American war. He led the American forces to a series of strong victories that ensured that Mexico would relinquish its claim to all land north of the Rio Grande.