Recollections And Letters Of General Robert E. Lee By His Son

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. 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.

By : Robert E. Lee, Jr. (1843 - 1914)

01 - Services In The United States Army 02 - The Confederate General 03 - Letters To Wife And Daughters 04 - Army Life Of Robert The Younger 05 - The Army Of Northern Virginia 06 - The Winter of 1863-4 07 - Fronting The Army Of The Potomac 08 - The Surrender 09 - A Private Citizen 10 - President Of Washington College 11 - The Idol Of The South 12 - Lee's Opinion On The Late War 13 - Family Affairs 14 - An Ideal Father 15 - Mountain Rides 16 - An Adviser Of Young Men 17 - The Reconstruction Period 18 - Mrs. R.E. Lee 19 - Lee's Letters To His Sons 20 - The New Home In Lexington 21 - Failing Health 22 - The Southern Trip 23 - A Round Of Visits 24 - Last Days