Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Robert E. Lee” in chapter 1.27 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 30.:
...jects of cruelty and inhumanity to our citizens in the valley by the Yankees, his language oftimes became more profane than sacred.
He never indulged in extravagance, but was truthful and honest.
General Robert E. Lee considered him one of his most staunch and trusted lieutenant-generals.
His characteristics were those of a man of sternness and independence.
One day, while in the valley, my regiment was on the...
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