Robert E. Lee

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The Washington Post: "Robert E. Lee, Version 200" (January 19, 2007)
Military History: "...Robert E. Lee and James Longstreet at Odds at Gettysburg" 1994)
Virtue Magazine: "The Christian Soldiers: Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson" (2006)
National Park Service: Robert E. Lee's Letter to General Winfield Scott... - April 20, 1861
Son of the South: Robert E. Lee Biography

Robert E. Lee Background and Profiles

Lee Family Digital Archive: Robert E. Lee
Find A Grave: Robert Edward Lee
LewRockwell.com: Remembering Robert E. Lee
From Revolution to Reconstruction: Beloved General of the South
Washington and Lee University: Robert E. Lee Collection

Robert E. Lee Images and Media

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Robert E. Lee Books and Research

Amazon.com: Books about Robert E. Lee
Alibris: Robert E. Lee and the road of honor | The Man in Gray | Robert E. Lee, man and soldier
Google Books: The Marble Man... | Recollections And Letters Of General Robert E. Lee

Robert E. Lee Blogs and Articles

Civil War Memory: ...A Traditional General in a Modern War? | The Historical Legacy of Robert E. Lee
U.S.News & World Report: "The Private Thoughts of a Southern Icon" (2007)

Robert E. Lee Timeline

1807, January 19: Born
1829: Graduates second of his class at West Point
1831: Marries Mary Anna Randolph Custis
1846: Mexican-American War
1852: Becomes Superintendent at West Point
1859: Leads troops against John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry
1861: September 12-15, battle of Cheat Mountain (defeated)
1862: June 25, battle of Oak Grove (inconclusive)
1862: June 26, Beaver Dam Creek (defeated)
1862: June 27, Gaines' Mill (won)
1862: June 27-28, Battle of Garnett's and Golding's Farm (inconclusive)
1862: June 29, Savage's Station (inconclusive)
1862: June 30, Glendale (inconclusive)
1862: July 1, Malvern Hill (defeated)
1862: August 28-30, Manassas II (won)
1862: September 14, South Mountain (defeated)
1862: September 17, Battle of Sharpsburg (defeated)
1862: December 11-15, Fredericksburg (won)
1863: April 30-May 6, Battle of Chancellorsville (won)
1863: May 3-4, Salem Church (won)
1863: July 1-3, Gettysburg (defeated)
1863: July 6-16, Williamsport (inconclusive)
1863: November 7, Rappahannock Station (defeated)
1863: November 27-December 2, Mine Run (inconclusive)
1864: May 5-7, Wilderness (inconclusive)
1864: May 8-21, Spotsylvania Court House (inconclusive)
1864: May 28-30, Totopotomoy Creek (inconclusive)
1864: May 31-June 12, Cold Harbor (won)
1864: June 15-18, Petersburg II (won)
1864: June 15-March 25, 1865, Siege of Petersburg (defeated)
1864: June 21-24, Jerusalem Plank Road (Union gained ground)
1865: becomes President of Washington College (now Washington and Lee University) in Lexington, Va
1865: March 25, Fort Stedman (defeated)
1865: March 31, White Oak Road (Union gained ground)
1865: April 2, Petersburg III (defeated)
1865: April 7, Cumberland Church (won)
1865: April 9, Appomattox Court House (defeated)
1870, October 12: Dies after suffering a stroke