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Why does Lee write a letter to his son?

to share his plans to join the Confederate army

to explain why he voted on behalf of secession

to share his decision to leave Virginia

to explain his ultimate loyalty to Virginia

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Is there a text they had your read before this question? If I knew the story I'd be happy to help, and even if I didn't I'd read it quick.

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The correct answer is "To explain his ultimate loyalty to Virginia". Robert Edward Lee was an American soldier known for commanding the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. At the beginning of the Civil War, General Robert E. Lee found himself grappling with federal and state loyalties. Although he fought on the Confederate side in the Civil war, his true allegiance lay with his beloved home state of Virginia.


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