Letters / Correspondence

Lafayette McLaws & Robert E. Lee

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Letters table
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1 Robert E. Lee Lafayette McLaws General: The letter of Colonel Nance, with reference to estrays, with your indorsement, is received. I fear this is one of the evils resulting from the laxity of discipline in the army, which it... Jul. 25, 1862
2 Robert E. Lee Lafayette McLaws General: General Longstreet moves down this morning to occupy the Boonsborough Valley, so as to protect your flank from attacks from forces coming from Frederick, until the operations at Harper’s... Sep. 14, 1862
3 Robert E. Lee Lafayette McLaws General: I presume, from the firing which I hear in your direction, that you are engaged with the enemy.Upon the receipt of your note, I sent Colonel Alexander, with his battalion of artillery, to... May 3, 1863