Research Paper on:
Sir Frederick Maurice's Robert E. Lee The Soldier

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The author of this paper contends that while providing detailed information regarding Lees military accomplishments during the Civil War, this book distinguishes itself most in providing considerable information regarding  the background and family history of Lee, his early career experiences, and the other factors which undoubtedly combined to make him the exemplary commander he would become. Bibliography lists  two sources. PPleeRE.rtf "Robert E. Lee The Soldier": A Review of the Book by Sir Frederick Maurice by   - 6 Nov 2001 paper properly!  The name Robert E. Lee has reverberated through the walls of history from  the mid-Nineteenth century to this very day. Few Americans, in fact, fail to identify Lee with the war which tore the United States into two opposing forces. Many  have written about this great man and this great war. No works, however, surpass "Robert E. Lee The Soldier". This book, now out of print, is a detailed  account of the life and accomplishments of the Confederate general, leader, and statesman of the mid-Nineteenth Century United States. While providing detailed information regarding Lees military accomplishments during the  Civil War, this book distinguishes itself most in providing considerable information regarding the background and family history of Lee, his early career experiences, and the other factors which undoubtedly combined  to make him the exemplary commander he would become. While most reviewers of this book concentrate on the wartime exploits it details, a concentration which is predictable given