Robert E. Lee

Andersonville chief viewed less critically  Appomattox: Lee's grueling and final struggle  Auburn was crucial lost opportunity for Lee  Author takes us along on Lee's retreat  Authors remove tarnish heaped on Lee  Colleagues and enemies on the battlefield  Congress restores Lee's full citizenship in 1975  Context lost in bio of dashing 'Rooney'  Evolution of military staffs during war  For Lee, one last glimpse of home?  General was brilliant warrior  Grant fooled, but Lee misses 'Masterstroke'  Into the fray over Lee's 'audacity'  Lee a rebuilder as college president  Lee as 19th century's Washington: Overstated  Lee builds campaigns on information  Lee sends letter to Jackson  Lee surprised by Federals at Gettysburg  Lee the educator committed to character  Lee's action at Antietam part of master plan  Lee's biographer is a story himself  Lee's decision to `go and see Gen. Grant'  Lee's farewell drops 'hated foe' phrase  Lee's honor evident after Ox Hill  Lee's notes a window on an elusive man  Lee's shadow betrays his plans  Lee, flaws and genius intact: Clear view of man, his generals  Lee, Grant both had bad days  Lees win fight over Arlington home  Letters give fresh insight Into Lee  Longstreet becomes target of Lee's admirers  Mention Lee, but dont call him traitor  Robert E. Lee's peaceful excursions to Baltimore  Robert E. Lee, and Sister Aimee  Superficial assessment of Robert E. Lee  The larger-than-life legacies of Lee, Jackson  Times restore gloss to Lee's damaged image  Was Grant or Lee the greater general?  What if Lee had won Gettysburg?