R. E. Lee
a biography
Pulitzer Prize ed.
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Publication
1944 - Scribner's Sons, New York, New York (State)
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English
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- Open LibraryOL59572642M
- OCLC Control Number16736686
Classifications
- LCCE467.1.L4 F83 1944
Description
Douglas Freeman's biography, in its 4 volumes and 2421 pages, is not only comprehensive, but remains to this day the best life of Lee ever published, even if sometimes producing the impression the man could walk on water; at any rate, in this equally defining period of American history.
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THEY had come so often, those sombre men from the sheriff.
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