The first close examination of how Robert E. Lee's faith shaped his
life Robert E. Lee was many things-accomplished soldier, military
engineer, college president, family man, polarizing figure. He was
also a person of deep Christian conviction. In this biography of
the famous Civil War general, R. David Cox examines Lee's beliefs
and how they guided the key events of his life. Delving into family
letters and other primary sources-some of them newly discovered-Cox
traces the lifelong development of Lee's convictions and how they
influenced his decisions to stand with Virginia over against the
Union and later to support reconciliation and reconstruction in the
years after the Civil War. Faith was central to Lee's character,
Cox argues-so central that it directed and redirected his life,
especially in the aftermath of defeat.
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