re: tOfficial Flag Vote Thread

Mannnn, Sherman looks like a drunk Psychopath.

Cite a reliable, published or manuscript location. Internet letter who doesn't even say who written to is questionable.

Lee inherited slaves, whom he freed while settling his father in laws estate.

Then you should read "Reading the Man: A Portrait of Robert E. Lee Through His Private Letters". Here is a quick synopsis via an interview on US News with the Historian:

LINK

And Sancho read up with what he did with his wife's inherited slaves.

I have through primary sources, not the secondary source you cite.

Where is said letter located? To whom was it written?

Or plural as the case may be.

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Where is said letter located? To whom was it written?

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"For her newly published biography, Reading the Man: A Portrait of Robert E. Lee Through His Private Letters, historian Elizabeth Brown Pryor draws on a cache of previously unknown Lee family papers, discovered in 2002 in two sturdy wooden trunks that Lee's daughter stored in a Virginia bank about a century ago. Quoting from these and other overlooked letters, Pryor presents a multifaceted man, more accessible and at the same time more puzzling than ever. He was an irrepressible flirt, and, contrary to popular belief, Lee not only believed in slavery; he was capable of treating his own slaves cruelly."

This flick went from dramatic to comedic real quick.

Yes