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WHo accepted Lees surrender?
grant
Who is father was a tanner was it grant or lee?
grant lees dad wasn't educated that much to be a tanner
In the American Civil War General Robert E. Lees military skills were instrumental in leading Confederate forces in?
virginia
How old did Robert e lees horse traveler get?
Lees horse, Traveller had lived for several years after Lees death in 1870.
When did Robert James Lees die?
Robert James Lees died in 1931.
WHo accepted Lees surrender?
grant
Where did lee and grant discuss lees surrender?
appotomox
Who is father was a tanner was it grant or lee?
grant lees dad wasn't educated that much to be a tanner
Who is father was tanner grant or lee?
grant lees dad wasn't educated that much to be a tanner
Who accepted lees surrender at appomattox?
Grant surrendered to Robert E. Lee at Appomattox
At petersburg where did grant defeat general lees army?
after nine month standoff
Where did lee and grant agree on the terms of lees surrender?
Study Island Answer? The Appomattox! :3 I hope this helped!
Who was lees opponent at Fredericksburg?
this would be Ulysses S. Grant NEW RESPONDENT Major Gen. Ambrose Burnside.
Why do you think general grant allowed total war to be used to defeat lee but then offered to feed lees men after there surrender?
Grant was not acting out of personal cruelty when he applied such harsh measures in the field. He knew that attrition was the only way. After the surrender, he could afford to be generous, and he certainly was. No hangings or jailings, and a good meal for every Confederate soldier, probably their first in months.
In the American Civil War General Robert E. Lees military skills were instrumental in leading Confederate forces in?
virginia
What does lees cuentos mean in spanish?
Lees cuentos means lees cuentos in spanish. In English, lees cuentos means you read stories.
What is the birth name of Harrison Lees?
Harrison Lees's birth name is Harrison David Lees.
