I am doing a report on Robert E. In this report I will talk about what made his life.
so great, I will talk about his accomplishment and his failures, I will tell about his childhood and.
his manhood. Robert E. Lee was the confederates greatest general and one of the greatest.
generals of all time, he was a intelligent person, with a life full of achevments.
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The family history of Robert E. Lee starts with his father, General Henry Lee, also known.
as "Light-Horse Harry". Robert E. Lee was married to Mary Randolph Curtis Lee. She was.
born is 1806 in Alexandria Va. She was daughter of George Washington Parke Curtis, the.
adopted son of Washington. In 1831, she married Robert E. Lee. Mary Randolph Curtis Lee.
died in Lexington Va . on November 6, 1873. Robert E. Lee had 7 children with Mary Curtis.
Lee. They had 3 son Curtis, Rooney, and Robert Jr. and Four daughters Mary, Ann, Agnes, and.
Mildred.
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Robert E. Lee went to West Point miliary academy. While he was there he majored in.
engineering. He distinguished himself in both scholastics and marital exercies. He was there for.
three years. He started there in 1826 and graduated in 1829. He graduated 2nd in a class of forty-.
six, and was commissioned as a 2d lieutenant in the engineers.
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The military life of Robert E. Lee was filled with success and let downs. After he left.
from West Point he left to join the Mexican War. He was assigned chief engineer of the army.
under the control of General Wool. His abilities as an engineer, and his conduct as a soldier,.
won the special admiration of General Scott. Before the war was over gained the rank of colonel.
for his services at the storming of Chapultepec.
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After serving in the Mexican War he served as a superintendent of West Point military.
academy. After that he joined the Army of the Confederacy of the southern states. In 1862 he.
received the command of the army of Northern Virginia, and won a seven day battle defending.
Gen. Robert E. Lee Robert E. Lee accomplished many things in his life since his birth in 1807. Many of these accomplishments have had an impact on the world today. Lee was a respected man, even during the Civil war the president and the opposing side (Union) admired him. General Robert E. Lee was...
Why Robert E. Lee Became the Symbol of the South During the 19th century, Robert E. Lee, through strategic brilliance and inspired leadership, turned the Confederate States of America from a defenseless military nation into a viable threat to the Union. Lee represented the South admirably with ...
Robert Edward Lee was born on January 19, 1807, and died October 12, 1870. He was born on the Stratford Estate in Westmoreland County, Virginia to Henry "Light-Horse" Harry" Lee, a political leader and soldier, and Ann Hill Carter. His father had fought in the Revolutionary War. Robert E. Lee went t...
Robert E. Lee Early Years: Robert E. Lee was born on January 19, 1807. He was born in Stratford, Virginia. But after four years he moved from Stratford and moved to Alexandria, Virginia were he spent most of his youth. His father Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, a Revolutionary War hero, alo...
It is evident through General Robert E. ... Leaders must accept all failures, and successes, as their own (Robert E. ... It is this kind of relationship between leaders and subordinates that achieves the vision (Robert E. ... When such a situation arises, leaders should take note and step down with such dignity and poise as General Robert E Lee. "It was a tribute to Robert E. ...
Looking back into history, we will be able to find some comparisons and contrasts to the characteristics of the upper class today and in the days of General Robert E. Lee. What we will show is how the characteristic of today's upper class does not differ much from the characteristic of General Lee's upper class. ... Things have changed in the United States drastically since the days of Lee but the more things change the more they stay the same. ... The question of whether the modern day upper class has similar characteristics as those of General Lee has been the focus of this paper. ...
"Perspectives of the same event" People are very different and look at things very differently. Each perspective is reflected differently in each of these pieces of literature, even though they are all about the same event. The pieces of literature I chose are two ...
