This is but just a few of the tremendous leadership of the CSA !
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1808 to 1889 Confederate states Beloved President .
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Alexander H. Stephens Confederate States Vice President
1812 to 1883 One of the leaders in the Souths right to secede. |
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The Most Honorable, General Robert E. Lee.
1807 to 1870 Intelegent, strong leadership made him the obvious choice for President Davis to post Lee as primary General of the CSA. |
General Thomas J. Jackson
1824 to 1863 Best known as "Stonewall Jackson". Upon his death General Lee stated "I have lost my right arm with the death of Jackson". |
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General Joseph J. Johnson
1807 to 1891 Many Southern supporters thought General Johnston should have been chosen the commanding general over General Lee. |
General Ambrose Power Hill
1825 t o1865 In his red battle shirt, Hill was known for his hard hitting attacks. |
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Major General James Ewell Brown Stuart
1833 to 1864 Considered the most accomlished calvary leader of all the Civil War. |
Senior Lt. General James Longstreet
1821 to 1904 Longstreet was known for his exemplary service to the CSA. |
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General Pierce Gustov Toutant Beauregard
1818 to 1893 One of the early Confederate heroes. |
General Richard Stoddert Ewell
1817 to 1872 Known as a most important assett to the CSA, due to his extrordinary abilities. |
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General Nathan Bedford Forrest
1821 to 1877 Ruthless and always forward pushing CSA General. |
General Wade Hampton
1818 to 1902 Commander of the calvary corps., known for always being in the action and wounded in three different battle. |
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General John B. Hood
1831 to 1879 Known for his aggressiveness, his policy was to take the offensive at any cost. |
Brigadier General Stephen Dill Lee.
1833 to 1908 Best known for his "CHARGE TO THE SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS". |
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