Helen Longstreet, the second wife of Confederate General James Longstreet, works at length to set the record straight concerning the politics that "tarnished" Lee's second man in the Army of N. Virginia after Lee's death. After the civil war, a cadre of unscrupulous low-level Confederate generals attacked the reputation of General Longstreet trying to mask their own questionable civil war records or to enhance their own current reputations and that of Gen. Robert E. Lee. This book was Helen Longstreet's response to that attack. This is an excellent book, based on historical facts, in defense of her husband's reputation and was based on the Official Records.
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