Robert E. Lee

Robert E Lee married to Mary Anna Randolph Custis in 1831

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'The aviation art of Bob Cunningham' -- subject(s): Aeronautics in art

'Passive eddy-current damping as a means of vibration control in cryogenic turbomachinery' -- subject(s): Bearings, Cryogenics, Damping, Damping (Mechanics), Eddy currents, Rotor aerodynamics, Turbine pumps, Turbomachinery, Vibration (Aeronautics), Vibration damping

There was no treaty, and the Civil War was the first war that the US won without a treaty being signed. Although Abraham Lincoln had never demanded an unconditional surrender, and although Jefferson Davis had ordered Lee to continue fighting, Lee disobeyed that order and surrendered the Confederacy unconditionally. In return

Grant allowed terms which were very lenient, and it is sometimes supposed that a treaty was singned, but it was in fact an unconditional surrender.

No, he didn't. He was a Confederate general.

Yes, and he wanted to accept.

But he said he would wait to see whether Virginia voted to join the Confederacy - which he was hoping it wouldn't.

When it did, he decided he was a Virginian first and an American second, and turned the job down.

If he'd accepted it, the war might have been over in a few weeks.

That soldiers be allowed to keep horses for farming

Lee was the 1st in his class at the military academy and had a good command of men. He was also a native of the south and understood the thinking.

Lee had a small staff of officers to assist him and to carry orders to subordinates. Perhaps a dozen officers, and maybe close to two dozen served as a staff officer for Lee during the war. These officers traveled with him, camped with him, and were at his side when battle was joined. A couple of them were Colonel Charles Marshall, who was Lee's Chief of Staff, and Captain Walter Taylor.

Yes indeed he did. Robert E. Lee was a graduate of West Point and wrote several treatises about warfare. Some of these papers are still studies today for warfare techniques.

Following the bloody conclusion to the South's unsuccessful 1862 invasion of the North, Lee consented (quite willingly) to another invasion-plan in 1863 for several reasons. For one thing, this would give a respite to the Southern lands in the vicinity of Richmond. For another, it would strike a hurtful blow to the interior of the North and perhaps even lead to the capture of Washington, D.C. For yet another, it would disrupt any Northern intent to invade the South in the Eastern Theater. And finally, it could also draw forces away from the Western Theater, where Union troops were having success against the Confederate armies.

YES:) Robert E. Lee was Helen Keller's second cousin.

Stonewall Jackson. He had developed a taste for them in Mexico. He liked to just suck on them and then eat the flesh. Michael Montagne Yes, Jackson was known to keep a lemon in his mouth during battles, removing it to speak with other officers, and then continue sucking on it. He believed they were healthy for him.

Charles Mason graduated 1st in Robert E. Lee's graduating class of 1829. Mason became a successful engineer and attorney and was the 1st Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Iowa.

In his Graduating year he achieved an over all score of 1995.5 point while Lee achieved and over all score of 1966.5 points.

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Enlisted: Private, Corporal, Sergeant, First Sgt., Ordinance Sgt., Quartermaster Sgt., Sgt. Major Officer:

2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lt., Capt, Major, Lt. Colonel, Col., Brigadier General, Major Gen., Lt. Gen., Gen.

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The group that owns the Washington Nationals.

Arlington House which we know today as the Arlington National Cemetery ; see related links .

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He sounded like Christopher Lee.

Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson requested this hymn to be sung the last time both men were able to worship together. This occurred just before Jackson was killed by one of Jackson's own scared sentries. The hymn was "How Firm A Foundation". After Jackson was killed, Lee stated that this was his favorite hymn. It was also the hymn that was sung at Lee's funeral.

in 1969 he married Lee Ann Roden

The long siege of Petersburg - which he had to abandon, and headed West to Appomattox, where he simply ran out of steam, despite some defiant (but useless) acts of heroic aggression, in the best Confederate style, by General John B. Gordon of Georgia.

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