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General Robert E. Lee's primary plan during the Civil War was to secure Confederate victories in the Eastern Theater to gain leverage for peace negotiations. He aimed to invade the North to shift the war's focus, gather supplies, and possibly influence public opinion against the Union. Notably, his strategy culminated in the Maryland Campaign of 1862, which included the Battle of Antietam, although it ultimately did not achieve its objectives. Lee sought to capitalize on his army's strengths while exploiting perceived weaknesses in Union forces.

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