Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General R. E. Lee” in chapter 1.18, section c.1.18.76, page 142 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24.:
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Grant never abandoned the offensive from first to last, and was constantly feeling for the weak spot in his adversary's armor.
Now for my parallel.
The distinguished Confederate leader, General R. E. Lee , was appointed to the command of the Army of Northern Virginia after the battle of Fair Oaks, where his predecessor, General Joseph E. Johnston, was wounded.
For the purpose of loosening McClellan'...
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