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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Robert E. Lee
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Your letter of the 18th inst reached me today, it being the second time I have heard from any one of you since I entered the army. Capt Coleman brought me a joint letter from Annie & Agnes not...
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Apr. 23, 1862
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Robert E. Lee
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I write to you as soon as practicable to let you know that I am safe untouched by shot shell or steel though the mercy of Providence. On the 23d inst when at Luray we were ordered to to [sic] cook...
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May 25, 1862
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Robert E. Lee
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I write to you as soon as practicable to let you know that I am safe untouched by shot shell or steel though the mercy of Providence. On the 23d inst when at Luray we were ordered to to [sic] cook...
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May 26, 1862
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Robert E. Lee
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Your letter of the 13th ulto enclosing a check for one thousand dollars ($1,000) on Lancaster & Co Richmond was received one week ago yesterday & I again thank you for itI am very sorry to...
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Jul. 2, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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I enclose a letter from Mr Spilman in reference to Romancoke. The only way in which I know a little can be given to the place is a deed signed by me as Executor of your Grd Father's will &...
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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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I have just returned from a visit to your Uncle Carters & among my letters find one from some of your comrades to you, which I enclose. I was happy to discover from the - that it was - for me....
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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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I enclose a letter from Mr Spilman in reference to Romancoke. The only way in which I know a little can be given to the place is a deed signed by me as Executor of your Grd Father's will &...
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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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I have just returned from a visit to your Uncle Carters & among my letters find one from some of your comrades to you, which I enclose. I was happy to discover from the <illegible> that...
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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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I only recd a few days ago your letter of the 12th. I am very sorry to hear of your afflictions, but hope you have shaken off all them. You must keep you eyes open you precious boy, & not run...
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Robert E. Lee, Jr.
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Robert E. Lee
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Mildred’s very welcome letter reached me last Sunday. It was the first I had heard from any of you in Lexington directly, though through Fitzhugh who saw you in Richmond, & through Agnes who...
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