Robert E. Lee and Me by Seidule, Ty -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Notice Dedication Introduction 1. My Childhood: Raised on a White Southern Myth 2. My Hometown: A Hidden History of Slavery, Jim Crow, and Integration 3. My Adopted Hometowns: A Hidden History as “Lynchtown” 4. My College: The Shrine of the Lost Cause 5. My Military Career: Glorifying Confederates in the U.S. Army 6. My Academic Career: Glorifying Robert E. Lee at West Point 7. My Verdict: Robert E. Lee Committed Treason to Preserve Slavery Epilogue: A Southern Soldier Confronts the Lost Cause in the Shrine of the South Acknowledgments Notes

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