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Stephen Davis’ article in the January issue of Civil War News explaining the continuing historical importance of Robert E. Lee is, in a word, superb. The piece is both well documented and persuasively written. Like Mr. Davis, I grew up admiring General Lee. Back in the Fifties and Sixties, the general
was pretty much universally esteemed in my native West Texas. Even in this remote area of the Old Confederacy,
newly opened public schools in Midland and Pampa were named
Among us Texans of that day any suggestion that Marse Robert
was not deserving of deep respect and admiration would have been treated as heresy. The general’s birthday was celebrated as a state holiday in Texas, and one of our counties honored his name.
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I think I speak for my of Texans, in particular
Southerners, in general, how painful it has been General Lee’s name and l
dishonored by the myopic crowd. For them, General
touched pitch by serving Confederacy, and he is f
Please pass along to Davis my applause for hi fine column on Robert E. published in the January informative and timely. I look forward to eac feature articles, as wel regular columns.
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