This revised, updated dual portrait of the two opposing Civil War generals describes Lee's aristocratic heritage as a descendent of a Revolutionary War hero and Grant's less chivalrous reputation.
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This revised, updated dual portrait of the two opposing Civil War generals describes Lee's aristocratic heritage as a descendent of a Revolutionary War hero and Grant's less chivalrous reputation.
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Collectible, Near Fine in Very Good jacket. Book Octavo, hardcover, near fine in near fine pictorial dj. First edition., 1st Printing. On April 9, 1865, Grant accepted Lee's surrender. Lee was magnificently attired in an immaculate uniform while Grant wore dusty and mud-spattered clothes. Grant was gruff and sloppy while Lee was polite, aristocratic and meticulous. Archer depicts the military careers of these two men and their private lives, and the Civil War itself. 184 pp. including index.
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Good in Good jacket. Ex-Library Hard Cover--Good/Good--Ex-Library--Book and dust jacket show light wear--Indexed and sections of photography/illustrations. Stated Scholastic Printing with full # string and original price of 14.95 present.
