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Valentine's Recumbent Statue of General Robert E. Lee. In the Chancel of Chapel of Washington and Lee University, at Lexington Virginia. Beneath the statue is the mausoleum in which rest the bodies of General Robert E. Lee, his father Light Horse Harry Lee, of Revolutionary war fame, his son General George Washington Custis Lee, a major - general in the Confederate States Army and President of Washington and Lee University, 1870 to 1897, and other members of the Lee family.
General Robert E. Lee's old home and grounds, Arlington, Va., U.S.A.
Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln, commanding the Southern army, Charles Town
General Robert E. Lee's old home and grounds, Arlington, Va., U.S.A.
The Capitol at Washington, general view, looking south.
Robert E. Lee engineering notebook
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Lee, George Washington Custis - Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Contributions
Lee, George Washington Custis - Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Contributions
General Robert E. Lee's office. " Probably no spot in the South is possessed of such a wealth of impressive traditions as is this now disued little room underneath the Memorial Chapel. It was here that the Hero of the South presided as head of Washington and Lee University, and today one can see his pens, his books and his letters just as he left them when he left the little office forever."
Summary
aunt phebe uncle tom and others character studies among the old slaves of the south fifty years after
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slaves
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schomburg center for research in black culture
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new york public library
Date
1915 - 1915
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New York Public Library
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