General Robert E. Lee believed that Maryland, as a border state with strong cultural and historical ties to the South, had a natural affinity for Southern values and interests. He viewed its geographical position and the sentiments of many of its citizens as indicative of a shared allegiance to the Confederacy. Lee also felt that Maryland's social and economic connections to the South reinforced its alignment with the Confederate cause. Ultimately, he hoped that a Confederate presence in the state would encourage Maryland to join the Southern cause more openly.
Because they had pushed the US/Allies south and were approached by US/Allied forces for negotiations.
Because they had pushed the US/Allies south and were approached by US/Allied forces for negotiations.
The US never allied with Hitler you plonker
¿do you feel you have received good general training?
Cumberland,MD You allways feel at home
I personally feel that south east is a better school. i feel this way because i feel that south east is more organized then south gate middle school.
The South opposed it.
hey feel so great about him
local history of general trias
He doesn't like the South.
bad
When they feel like it. :/