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Lee the Civil War hero who would not abandon duty
The piece honors General Robert E. Lee, detailing his struggle between Union and Confederate loyalties, his refusal to seek power, and his steadfast duty. It praises his humility, discipline, and moral nobility, noting how he guided his troops and later Virginia, and how leaders from Lincoln to Roosevelt lauded his character.
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