Lee, Robert E. (Edward) 1807 -- 1870

Lee, Robert E. (Edward) Supreme commander of the Allied forces in the American Civil War from 1807 to 1870. Born in Westmoreland, Virginia on January 19, 1807, Henry's third son ("Light Horse Harry") and Ann Hill Carter Lee. Because of the weakness, the family was forced to move to Alexandria, Robert stand out from the local school. His father died in 1811 and the responsibilities of all his sons increased, Robert was particularly worried about his ineffective mother. Lee graduated the second in the US class

Lee, ROBERT EDWARD LEE (1807-1870) At the beginning of the militia war, Lee was given the command of the US military, but after the country left the Union Arm, he refused and returned to his hometown of Virginia It was. He took over the command of the North Virginia army and was ordered by all the Confederates just before the end of the war. Most historians believe that Lee was the greatest general in the civil war; before the loss of GETTYS BURG's battle he is countless, and the under-representative forces are some major I won the battle. Lee is a master of strategy and a leader inspiring people. His troops are worshiped in the north and the south, showing the highest qualities of the southern gentlemen: chivalry, courage, and loyalty to his country and people.

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Robert Edwardley (January 19, 1807 - October 12, 1870) was an American soldier who commanded the North Virginia army during the American Civil War in 1862 (and eventually became a federal army) . In 1865 he surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant. Revolutionary War Officer Henry "Light Mahali" Li, the son of Li Sanshi, is a senior graduate of the US Army Military Academy and has been a Special Officer and Military Engineer of the US Army for 32 years. During this time he served throughout the United States, stands out in the Mexican-American war, served as dean of the American military academy, and married Mary Castis.