General Robert E Lee

to Lieut. General Grant, April 9th 1865." The print features the surrender of General Robert E. Lee

who helped batter the Confederates into submission during the Civil War – leading to General Robert E

officers. The principal subordinate under General Robert E. Lee, Longstreet provides several accounts of

AUTHOR: ANDERSON, Nancy Scott & Dwight. TITLE: The Generals. Ulysses S. Grant & Robert E. Lee

. Brady, who photographed a number of historical figures in the chairs, including General Robert E. Lee

, commanded by General Robert E. Lee, upset many of these campaigns. In addition to their strategic

Richmond, Virginia. The Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, commanded by General Robert E. Lee, upset

of the Richmond Daily Sun suggests that the soldier served under Generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas

town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. General Robert E. Lee led the Confederate forces; the Union’s Army of

, commanded by General Robert E. Lee and the Union Army of the Potomac, commanded by Maj. Gen. George G. Meade

. In April 1865, General Robert E. Lee and his army found themselves in Virginia, harassed mercilessly

, and opinions regarding other officers. The principle subordinate under General Robert E. Lee

General Ambrose Burnside suffered a crushing defeat against Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s entrenched

Sculpture Bust of Confederate General Robert E. Lee Porcelain (Parian), 14” high, on carved wood

–1885 A richly toned 19th-century portrait engraving of General Robert E. Lee, published by J.A

of General Robert E. Lee. This edition is one of broader Scope with more principle facts on homes and

General Robert E. Lee ("Lee at Fredericksburg") and General Stonewall Jackson. He is buried in Greensboro

War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff, was head of the Virginia Corps of

Obenchain, a Civil War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff, and after the War became

of Lincoln was taken hours after the White House learned of General Robert E. Lee’s surrender and

, Major William Alexander Obenchain, a Civil War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff

photograph of Abraham Lincoln. The photograph was taken hours after the White House learned of General Robert

belonged to Major William Alexander Obenchain, a prominent Civil War Officer who served for General Robert

Obenchain, a Civil War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff, and after the War became

, Major William Alexander Obenchain, a Civil War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff

Alexander Obenchain, a Civil War personality who served on General Robert E. Lee's Staff, and after the War

defeat by Confederate General Robert E. Lee at the Battle of Chancellorsville in 1863. Hooker had

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. General Robert E. Lee led the Confederate forces; the Union’s Army of the Potomac

Cast iron hand painted figures of General Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee. Can be used as

Artist Statement

I am an artist with Asperger’s Syndrome, a form of autism. Living with this disability is like having a TV turned on in your head with the channel ch...

Rare Original Carte de Visite photograph of Civil War General Robert E. Lee This amazing CdV is a

under General Robert E. Lee in both the U.S. and Confederate Armies. After marrying Anita Dwyer in 1859

serve in Company B of the Sixteenth Maine Volunteer Regiment present at General Robert E. Lee

12 early CDV's of various Civil War Generals including Longstreet, Price, Robert E Lee, Johnson

Robert E. Lee. The central compartment is surrounded by a family portrait gallery of 14 carte-de-vista

writings, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and General Robert E. Lee both expressed their belief that

Volunteer Regiment present at General Robert E. Lee’s surrender at Appomattox Courthouse. As the only artist

Act fast to claim this exquisite piece of natural history, as our fossils will no longer be available through 1stDibs after October 31. This sculptural stone specimen features an ex...

CAST IRON BOOT JACK, MADE FOR THE 1864 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL GEORGE B. MC CLELLAN, WITH A FANTASTIC SLOGAN THAT READS "THE UNION AT ALL HAZZARDS" Made for the 1864 pres...