Lee's resignation of his commission in the US Army was perhaps the most dishonorable act of his life. If he had stayed true to his oath, the Civil War might have been over in 6 months, with a minimal loss of life.
Give me a break - his action was completely honorable.
If he had stayed true to his oath, the Civil War might have been over in 6 months, with a minimal loss of life.
Care to name ONE military action that occured during the first "6 months" of the war, where General Robert Lee held any significant authority?
With all due respect, please read some history...