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Robert E. Lee
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My Dear Sir
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I have recd your letter in reference to the Standing of your son in Mathematics, & have held a conversation with his Profr on the subject.I do not think as far as I can judge, that his failure...
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Apr. 14, 1853
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Robert E. Lee
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My Dear Sir
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I was much pleased to hear of your return to your home, & to learn by your letter of the 2nd, of the kindness & consideration with which you were treated during your visit; & of the...
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Aug. 1865
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Robert E. Lee
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My Dear Sir
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I am much obliged to you for the information contained in your letter of the 15th Inst. I have written to Mr. Mathers, requesting him to return the letter of Genl Washington to the College directed...
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Jul. 21, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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My Dear Sir
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Your son has taken this session the Degree of Master of Arts, the highest honour conferred by this Institution. In consideration of his Distinguished grade among the Class of A.M.s the Faculty have...
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Jun. 27, 1870
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Edmund Jennings Lee
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My Dear Sir
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I have not answered your last kind letter as I do not want to bother you unnecessarily with my letters. But now I feel I must again intrude with some more questions! And it is the old subject of...
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Dec. 1892
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