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Robert E. Lee was offered command of the Union army prior to taking command of the Confederate forces in the East.Robert E. Lee = American general who led the South in the American Civil War (1807-1870)
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An hour later, she called my office to tell me that "Robert E. Lee" was on the phone.† (source)
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Cleon Hubbard was represented by Robert E. Lee Wilbanks.† (source)
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Henry said that the rebels had a brilliant commander, the general Robert E. Lee.† (source)
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...Robert E. Lee Ewell!† (source)
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On April 9, Confederate General Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia surrendered to Union General Grant at Appomattox.† (source)
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The family's real-estate friend dated from the days when Brenda had still been spry enough to be taken for a run now and then in Robert E. Lee Park.† (source)
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We take William's Oldsmobile to the Robert E. Lee Hotel.† (source)
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Bleys stood there and called things, like Robert E. Lee at Chancellorsville, and we took them.† (source)
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After the war, Robert E. Lee applied for a pardon for his acts against the United States.† (source)
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I needn't remind you that all the Kellers are cousins to General Robert E. Lee.† (source)
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Of course, on the battlefield, McClellan got chopped up bad by Robert E. Lee, but that didn't matter to Mr. Hart a bit; it was the beauty of the plan that counted.† (source)
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Now, I could go on and on with the names of my relatives, but perhaps I'll focus on the two names you'll recognize, General Robert E. Lee and Mr. Stonewall Jackson.† (source)
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Robert E. Lee's invasions of Union states in 1862 and again in 1863 produced northern echoes of southern calls for defense of home and family.† (source)
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M.C. led me to a bedroom with a high ceiling, fireplace and a bed so high off the ground and with bedposts so lustrous that I thought maybe Robert E. Lee had slept here.† (source)
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Michael Shaara — The Killer Angels Maps by Don Pitcher To Lila (old George)...in whom I am well pleased TO THE READER This is the story of the Battle of Gettysburg, told from the viewpoints of Robert E. Lee and James Longstreet and some of the other men who fought there.† (source)
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