6Chapter VI The Winter of 1863-4 The Lee family in Richmond—The
30Chapter VI — The Winter of 1863-4
7Chapter VII Fronting the Army of the Potomac Battle of Cold
31Chapter VII — Fronting the Army of the Potomac
8Chapter VIII The Surrender Fort Fisher captured—Lee made
32Chapter VIII — The Surrender
9Chapter IX A Private Citizen Lee’s conception of the part—His influence
33Chapter IX — A Private Citizen
10Chapter X President of Washington College Patriotic motives for
34Chapter X — President of Washington College
11Chapter XI The Idol of the South Photographs and autographs in
35Chapter XI — The Idol of the South
12Chapter XII Lee’s Opinion upon the Late War His intention to write
36Chapter XII — Lee’s Opinion upon the Late War
13Chapter XIII Family Affairs The General writes to his sons—To his wife
37Chapter XIII — Family Affairs
14Chapter XIV An Ideal Father Letters to Mildred Lee—To Robert—To
38Chapter XIV — An Ideal Father
15Chapter XV Mountain Rides An incident about “Traveller”—The General’s
39Chapter XV — Mountain Rides
16Chapter XVI An Advisor of Young Men Lee’s policy as college
40Chapter XVI — An Advisor of Young Men
17Chapter XVII The Reconstruction Period The General believes in
41Chapter XVII — The Reconstruction Period
18Chapter XVIII Mrs. R. E. Lee Goes to Warm Springs for rheumatism—Her
42Chapter XVIII — Mrs. R. E. Lee
19Chapter XIX Lee’s Letters to His Sons The building of Robert’s
43Chapter XIX — Lee’s Letters to His Sons
20Chapter XX The New Home in Lexington Numerous guests—Further sojourns
44Chapter XX — The New Home in Lexington
21Chapter XXI Failing Health The General declines lucrative positions
45Chapter XXI — Failing Health
22Chapter XXII The Southern Trip Letters to Mrs. Lee from Richmond and
46Chapter XXII — The Southern Trip
23Chapter XXIII A Round of Visits Baltimore—Alexandria—A war-talk with
47Chapter XXIII — A Round of Visits
24Chapter XXIV Last Days Letter to his wife—To Mr. Tagart—Obituary
48Chapter XXIV — Last Days
