Army General Lee
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Army General Lee
In the war between the states ,wchich general did you find that had strong moral values and strong beliefs in?
I believe General Robert E. Lee was the most influential figure in the war ,on the side of the south , I believe he was a proud man who refused presidents Lincolns offer to be top General of the union army ,as his love for the South was patritic. He died broke, sick and hardly known ,but if you dig into history books ,for the truth ,he emerges as the most magnificent man in either North or South of the conflict.I think is time he is remembered with a stamp, or coin ,or some landmark, .
I thought highly of General Zod. He almost got that blasted Superman
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Why did general Robert E. Lee's army surrender during the civil war?
why did he surrender? This is for my American Studies homework. please answer 
After the fall of Richmond, Atlanta, Vicksburg and other major cities in the South, the Army of Northern Virginia (Lee's Army) was completely cut off from its supply routes. Lee's army was surrounded by Union forces. The Union army controlled the railroads. There was no hope of anything positive happening for Lee and his men. If he were to continue to fight, the only thing that would happen would be thousands more men would die.
Lee asked Grant to meet for terms of surrender at Appamatox Courthouse. However, this only surrendured the Army of Northern Virginia. The last Confederate army did not surrendur until several weeks later.
And to the person who said that it wasnt tactically brilliant to let the supply lines get cut off, I say this: Do you really think they LET the Union control the supply routes? There was nothing they could do about it. They fought several battles for those supply lines. Dont be a hateful person and talk junk about a highly respected military genious like Robert E. Lee.
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