The Confederacy and the Transvaal: A People's Obligation to Robert E. Lee
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This book explores the relationship between the Confederate States of America and the Transvaal during the late 19th century and the role of Robert E. Lee in that relationship. Adams argues that Lee played a pivotal role in forming a bond of sympathy between the two nations and that this bond was instrumental in the development of American support for the Transvaal in its war against Britain.
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