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Robert E Lee Citizenship. Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war and who went on to become an enduring icon of the south’s “lost cause.” He had been declared ineligible to hold public office under the 14th amendment. In 1975, lee's full rights of citizenship were posthumously restored by a joint congressional resolution effective june 13, 1865. On this day in 1975, the house of representatives moved to restore u.s. On this day in 1975, the house restored u.s. For years after his death, no effort was. 5, 1975 congress passed a law restoring citizenship posthumously to gen. Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war. Ford officially posthumously restored robert e. Lee (born january 19, 1807, stratford hall, westmoreland county, virginia, u.s.—died october 12, 1870, lexington, virginia) was a u.s. 12, 1870, still without citizenship and unable to hold any federal or state office. Lee, who commanded the confederate army during the. Lee’s citizenship at a ceremony on the portico at arlington house. Most historians agree that lee’s efforts to promote peace.

Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war. On this day in 1975, the house of representatives moved to restore u.s. Lee, who commanded the confederate army during the. Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war and who went on to become an enduring icon of the south’s “lost cause.” Ford officially posthumously restored robert e. He had been declared ineligible to hold public office under the 14th amendment. Lee’s citizenship at a ceremony on the portico at arlington house. 12, 1870, still without citizenship and unable to hold any federal or state office. In 1975, lee's full rights of citizenship were posthumously restored by a joint congressional resolution effective june 13, 1865. For years after his death, no effort was.

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Robert E Lee Citizenship Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war. 5, 1975 congress passed a law restoring citizenship posthumously to gen. Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war. Lee, who had commanded the confederate army during the civil war and who went on to become an enduring icon of the south’s “lost cause.” 12, 1870, still without citizenship and unable to hold any federal or state office. Lee’s citizenship at a ceremony on the portico at arlington house. In 1975, lee's full rights of citizenship were posthumously restored by a joint congressional resolution effective june 13, 1865. Lee, who commanded the confederate army during the. Most historians agree that lee’s efforts to promote peace. On this day in 1975, the house restored u.s. On this day in 1975, the house of representatives moved to restore u.s. Lee (born january 19, 1807, stratford hall, westmoreland county, virginia, u.s.—died october 12, 1870, lexington, virginia) was a u.s. He had been declared ineligible to hold public office under the 14th amendment. For years after his death, no effort was. Ford officially posthumously restored robert e.