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Robert E. Lee - right at the end of the war, too late to make any difference.

Before that, the Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, had tried to replicate this role for himself, as a one-time Army officer who imagined he was a great General. Events showed that he was out of his depth in both the military and the political arena.

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Robert E. Lee is the most famous one, but there were many others.

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