By Region
- 461
- WilliamTecumseh Sherman Biography
- Biographical information of one of the better known Northern generals.
- 463
- Documenting the American South: The Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby
- Online illustrated text of the autobiography of John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916), the Grey Ghost of the Confederacy and post-war ambassador and statesman. From the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- 464
- George S. Patton Historical Society Library: Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby
- Online text of the memoirs of the Confederacy's Gray Ghost, published in 1917.
- 465
- Mosby's Confederacy Tours
- Guided tours of Civil War sites relating to John Singleton Mosby, the Gray Ghost, and his Rangers. Includes biography and background resources. Warrenton, Virginia.
- 466
- Pickett Society: Col. Mosby's Claim Unsubstantiated
- Discusses the alleged coldness between Generals Lee and Pickett after the war. Includes exchange of letters between Mosby and K.C. Stiles in the Times-Dispatch newspaper of Richmond, Virginia during March and April of 1911.
- 467
- Smithsonian Institution: John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916)
- Brief profile of the Civil War 'Gray Ghost' of the Confederacy. Includes photo of a bronze bust by Edward Virginius Valentine (1838-1930).
- 468
- Womack Family News: Col. John Singleton Mosby
- Biography and copies of some military reports by Capt. John S. Mosby, Virginia Cavalry, from a family's genealogy site.
- 469
- From Manassas to Appomattox
- By Confederate Lieutenant-General James Longstreet: etext at The War Time Journal.
- 472
- Biography of Robert E. Lee (by Freeman)
- The entire 4-volume biography: 2421 pages, 84 photographs, 112 maps.
- 473
- Robert E. Lee
- Biography, links, and the full text of Lee's farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia.
- 474
- Robert Edward Lee Biography
- Information about Lee, a respected general officer offered command by both the north and the south.
- 475
- Stratford Hall Plantation, Birthplace of Robert E. Lee
- Constructed in 1738, Stratford was the boyhood home of Declaration of Independence signers Richard Henry and Francis Lightfoot Lee, and it was the birthplace of Robert E. Lee.