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To: central_va

Lee was covered under his parole agreement, and thus should, and could not have been tried. It was considered, and Grant quashed it, absent evidence that Lee had violated his parole.

Davis was pretty discredited at the end of the war, and wrote his works of fiction to rehabilitate himself. As you know, the legality of secession as pretended in 1861 was treated by Texas v. White.


90 posted on 01/28/2012 1:57:15 AM PST by donmeaker (e is trancendental)
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To: donmeaker
If you look at my post I ASKED YOU A QUESTION? Care to answer it? Here it is again aimed at you:

If both Lee and Davis were tried for treason and hung, then you would not have a problem with that? Right? Explain.


91 posted on 01/28/2012 5:08:14 AM PST by central_va ( I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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