Robert E. Lee had several nicknames given to him:Marbel Model, Granny Lee, The Great Tycoon, The King of Spades, The Old Man, Marse Robert, and Bobby Lee.
Traveller was gray
John Bell Hood There is no record of Robert E Lee ever saying anything about Hood being too much or all lion and too little or no fox. This is a myth. Hood being called too much the fox and too little the lion was first written in a post-Civil War poem and has been wrongly attributed to Lee.
I think it was what his slaves called him: 'Marse Robert'.
Lee had very pale blue etes, almost gray.
Marble Model, Granny Lee, Bobby Lee, Marse Robert, Gray Fox.
Robert E. Lee had several nicknames given to him:Marbel Model, Granny Lee, The Great Tycoon, The King of Spades, The Old Man, Marse Robert, and Bobby Lee.
Gray
Traveller was gray
John Bell Hood There is no record of Robert E Lee ever saying anything about Hood being too much or all lion and too little or no fox. This is a myth. Hood being called too much the fox and too little the lion was first written in a post-Civil War poem and has been wrongly attributed to Lee.
I think it was what his slaves called him: 'Marse Robert'.
Gray. Confederate uniforms were gray with red piping.
Lee had very pale blue etes, almost gray.
Robert Lee Fox has written: 'The evolution of hydrogen from solutions of trivalent columbium in sulfuric acid ..' -- subject(s): Columbium, Hydrogen, Sulphuric acid, Niobium, Sulfuric acid
Because Robert E. Lee sounds like a bosserest name to control the negroes
Robert E. Lee's horse during the Civil War was called Traveler.
As a young man, it was dark brown. As he aged, it turned light gray.