I may be mistaken. It was a looong time ago. (I'll be 80 in a couple months.) But I recall being taught Lee was widely regarded as something of a "traitor" to the Southern cause because of his favoring reconciliation, rejecting continued resistance to the Yanke Imperialists. (This was in Texas, 1950s.)
I may be mistaken. It was a looong time ago. (I'll be 80 in a couple months.) But I recall being taught Lee was widely regarded as something of a "traitor" to the Southern cause because of his favoring reconciliation, rejecting continued resistance to the Yanke Imperialists. (This was in Texas, 1950s.)
I may be mistaken. It was a looong time ago. (I'll be 80 in a couple months.) But I recall being taught Lee was widely regarded as something of a "traitor" to the Southern cause because of his favoring reconciliation, rejecting continued resistance to the Yanke Imperialists. (This was in Texas, 1950s.)