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Abolitionists, 14, 24, 155, 169, 190
(n. 54)
Acton, Lord: Lee's correspondence
with, 139 -43; calls secession re-
demption of democracy, 140
Adams, Henry, 115
Alexander, Gen. Edward Porter
(CSA), 101 ; explains true grand
strategy, 70 ; planned attack at
Amelia Court House, 77 ; comments
on Antietam, 81 ; criticizes Lee at
Antietam, 92, 97 ; discusses Gettys-
burg, 95 - 96, 200 (n. 94); describes
Lee's combativeness, 106 ; signifi-
cance of Grant's Petersburg move,
116, 117 ; significance of Lincoln's
reelection, 118 ; suggests guerrilla
warfare, 122 ; Lee's influence, 130 ;
comments on Confederacy, 156 ; ex-
periences at Appomattox, 160 ; crit-
icizes Lee on Peninsula, 197 (n. 43);
comments on Chancellorsville, 198
(n. 44); bitter-end view of, 205
(n. 52)
Amelia Court House, 77
American Revolution: analogy to
Civil War, 70 - 71 ; grand strategy of
defense, 70
Anderson, Charles, 32, 36, 49
Antietam, 63, 77, 81, 82, 83, 92, 96, 97,
102, 106, 162 ; casualties, 81, 160 ;
called unnecessary battle, 90, 97
Appomattox, 64, 112 -13, 114, 117,
118, 122, 124, 129, 130, 134, 172 ;
Southern casualties in campaign,
121 ; surrender at, 121, 132, 159 -
60; Lee retreats to, 124 -25, 129 ;
Confederates' attitude toward sur-
render at, 128 ; fraternization at,
159 -60
Argyll, Duke of. See Lorne, Marquess
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Publication Information: Book Title: Lee Considered: General Robert E. Lee and Civil War History. Contributors: Alan T. Nolan - author. Publisher: University of North Carolina Press. Place of Publication: Chapel Hill, NC. Publication Year: 1991. Page Number: 221.
    
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