Box 1
Contains 74 Results:
Robert E. Lee to S. Thomas, 1859-05-01
Robert E. Lee informs Col. S. Thomas that his address for the month of May will be in Arlington, Virginia.
Robert E. Lee to S. Thomas, 1859-06-01
Robert E. Lee reports his address for the current month.
Robert E. Lee to Winfield Scott, 1861-04-20
Robert E. Lee resigns from the United States Army, attributing it to the necessity of protecting his home state.
Robert E. Lee to Mr. Rutherford, 1861-04-29
Someone writes on the behalf of Lee, declining an invitation to dinner.
Robert E. Lee to Thomas H. Ellis, 1961-07-24
Robert E. Lee thanks Ellis for sending him books.
Robert E. Lee to Unknown Individual, 1861-10-14
Robert E. Lee approves a substitute for Private Epps.
Robert E. Lee to Richard Caldwell , 1861-12-04
Robert E. Lee expresses gratitude for the bedding he and his received from the Soldiers Relief Association.
Robert E. Lee to W. J. Magrath Esq., 1862-02-28
Robert E. Lee requests infrastructural and logistical accommodations for the movement of troops stationed along the line of the road and protection of Charleston and Savannah.
Robert E. Lee to Unknown Individual, 1862-03-03
Robert E. Lee expresses gratitude for the box of prepared meats sent to him. Relates the importance of "nutritious and palatable"in maintaining some comfort in camp life.
Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee, 1862-03-14
Robert E. Lee updates his brother on his current professional commitment and expresses insecurity in his ability to fulfill his role properly.
Robert E. Lee to John H. Forney, 1862-04-02
Robert E. Lee notifies Forney of his promotion to Brigade General and instructs him to report for duty to General Sam Jones.
Robert E. Lee to A. L. Long, 1862-04-19
Robert E. Lee offers Long an appointment to be his secretary upon Senate confirmation and Long's acceptance.
Robert E. Lee to Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson, 1862-04-25
Robert E. Lee notifies the general that it is too late for him to get a hold of an artist by the time Jackson requested.
Robert E. Lee to James K. Caskie Esq., 1862-05-05
Robert E. Lee notifies Caskie that he may have an interview with the President later that afternoon.
Robert E. Lee to Julia Gratiot, 1845-11-27
Note regarding Robert E. Lee's inability to attend his niece's wedding and recalls other memories with her.
Robert E. Lee to Col. Joseph G. Totten, 1847-10-01
Letter regarding disbursement accounts in Mexico City.
Robert E. Lee to Annie Carter Lee, 1848-02-29
Details the transition from winter to spring in Mexico City. Compares the cats in Mexico City to those in his own home.
Robert E. Lee to Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, 1850-09-19
Letter concerning Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte II's appointment at the United States Military Academy.
Robert E. Lee to Honorable C. M. Conrad, 1851-06-30
Recommendation of Sergeant McNally to the United States Military Academy.
Robert E. Lee to Caroline Cora Peters, 1851-11-20
Concerns his upcoming visit to New York.
Robert E. Lee to Nat Burwell, 1852-01-05
Robert E. Lee apologizes for his late arrival.
Robert E. Lee to Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, 1852-02-06
Robert E. Lee to Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, 1852-07-31
Robert E. Lee requests help from J.N. Bonaparte with delivery of clothing for his nephew Fitzhugh.
Robert E. Lee to Col. Joseph G. Totten, 1852-09-01
Robert E. Lee informs Totten that in obedience to instrusctions, he has relieved Captain Brewerton of the superintendency at the United States Military Academy.
Robert E. Lee to Im Jones, 1852-10-28
Robert E. Lee requests to be relieved from duty at the United States Military Academy.