Recollections And Letters Of General Robert E. Lee By His Son
Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Length 14 h 2 min
Chapters 24
First published 1905
The life of the Confederate States of America general, Robert E. Lee, through the eyes of his youngest son, who was also a Confederate Army officer. Published in 1905. Note: in many of the letters the recipient's name is printed after General Lee's signature; the White House is not that in Washington but General Lee's elder son's house in Virginia. - Summary by david wales
Chapters
1
Services In The United States Army Read by David Wales 40:34
2
The Confederate General Read by David Wales 48:30
3
Letters To Wife And Daughters Read by David Wales 41:23
4
Army Life Of Robert The Younger Read by David Wales 40:49
5
The Army Of Northern Virginia Read by David Wales 39:48
6
The Winter of 1863-4 Read by David Wales 30:11
7
Fronting The Army Of The Potomac Read by David Wales 29:12
8
The Surrender Read by David Wales 33:36
9
A Private Citizen Read by David Wales 30:43
10
President Of Washington College Read by David Wales 38:08
11
The Idol Of The South Read by David Wales 36:24
12
Lee's Opinion On The Late War Read by David Wales 35:13
13
Family Affairs Read by David Wales 31:59
14
An Ideal Father Read by David Wales 24:02
15
Mountain Rides Read by David Wales 31:20
16
An Adviser Of Young Men Read by David Wales 35:26
17
The Reconstruction Period Read by David Wales 37:31
18
Mrs. R.E. Lee Read by David Wales 38:57
19
Lee's Letters To His Sons Read by David Wales 32:42
20
The New Home In Lexington Read by David Wales 35:12
21
Failing Health Read by David Wales 22:35
22
The Southern Trip Read by David Wales 47:41
23
A Round Of Visits Read by David Wales 38:53
24
Last Days Read by David Wales 21:04
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