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Robert E. Lee
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Jubal A. Early
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General: I have just received your letter of the 3d instant. I very much regret the difficulties that beset your undertaking, and particularly that you are deprived of General Imboden’s counsel. I...
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Jan. 6, 1864
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Robert E. Lee
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Jubal A. Early
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Dispatch of to-day received. I wish you to secure all provisions and stores for army you can. After that is done troops can return to former camps by easy marches, or be made comfortable where they...
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Jan. 8, 1864
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Robert E. Lee
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Jubal A. Early
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Grant is in front of Petersburg. Will be opposed there. Strike as quick as you can, and, if circumstances authorize, carry out the original plan, or move upon Petersburg without delay.R E Lee
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Jun. 18, 1864
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Robert E. Lee
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Jubal A. Early
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I desire to have your views <illegible> the propriety and expediency of reorganizing the <illegible> of the Valley District. I think it possible to <illegible> its efficiency by a...
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Sep. 17, 1864
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Jubal A. Early
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Robert E. Lee
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I wrote to you from Havana, but did not say all that I wished to say - I arrived here on 2nd last, but have not yet written an account of the part taken by my different commands in the campaign...
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Jan. 25, 1866
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Jubal A. Early
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Robert E. Lee
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Yours of the 15th of March reached me since my return to this place, having been forwarded from Mexico -I was much satisfied at its reception - While in Mexico I wrote an account of the operations...
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May 15, 1866
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