What else happened to Robert E. Lee after the civil war?

Answer 1

He was President of Washington College. But his health was failing badly, and friends were shocked at his haggard appearance. After his death it became Washington & Lee College.

He only survived the war by five years, and regrettably never got round to writing the memoirs he often talked about. They would have been of great interest. Some of his letters written to his generals and to Confederate President Jefferson Davis do provide some insights on Lee's view of the war.

Answer 2

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Robert E. Lee became president of Washington College in Virginia. he served as president until his death.

Answer 3

he was the president at Washingtoncollege now known as Washington and lee university.

Answer 4

He was President of a University. But his health was failing (Heart disease mis-diagnosed as rheumatism) and his friends were shocked at his appearance.

Answer 5

Became President of a college, and attended to the welfare of Confederate veterans. He talked about writing his memoirs, but his health was failing, and he never got down it.

Answer 6

He died