Lee's dispatches; unpublished letters of General Robert ELee, C.S.A., to Jefferson Davis and the War Department of the Confederate States of America, 1862-65, from the private collections of Wymberley Jones De Renne .. . It^ji!. Robert E. Lee From the portrait by Wm. E. Marshall Reproduced by permission of James S. Bradley (Copyright, 1907, J. S. Bradley) LEES DISPATCHES Unpublished Letters of General Robert E. Lee, G.S.A. to Jeflferson Davis and the War Department of The Confederate States of America 1862-65 From the Private Collection of WYMBERLEY JONES DE RENNE of Wormsloe, Georgia Edited w
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Lee's dispatches; unpublished letters of General Robert ELee, C.S.A., to Jefferson Davis and the War Department of the Confederate States of America, 1862-65, from the private collections of Wymberley Jones De Renne .. . It^ji!. Robert E. Lee From the portrait by Wm. E. Marshall Reproduced by permission of James S. Bradley (Copyright, 1907, J. S. Bradley) LEES DISPATCHES Unpublished Letters of General Robert E. Lee, G.S.A. to Jeflferson Davis and the War Department of The Confederate States of America 1862-65 From the Private Collection of WYMBERLEY JONES DE RENNE of Wormsloe, Georgia Edited with an Introduction by DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN G. P. PUTNAMS SONS NEW YORK AND LONDONUbe Itnfcfterbocfter press 1915 ^ A 37 W 41 Copyright, 191S BY WYMBERLEY JONES DE RENNE Ube Iftnfcfccrbocftet ©rees, 1Rcw IBorR ?a /^ .7 INTRODUCTION The passage of years and the death of his com-rades-in-arms have increased rather than diminishedthe fame of General Robert E. Lee as a miHtarycommander. Detractors and panegyrists alike aredead. The careless overstatements of partisanshave given place to the cool analysis of impartialinvestigators; rigid comparisons of his strategy andtactics with those of other great captains have asscu31924030913978