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When General Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox Court House in April 1865, he felt a deep sense of sorrow and loss. He recognized the gravity of the situation, knowing it marked the end of the Confederacy's fight for independence. Despite his pride and determination throughout the war, surrendering brought a profound sadness, as he faced the reality of defeat and the impact on his soldiers and the South. Lee's surrender also reflected his sense of duty to prevent further bloodshed.

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