Quotes by Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years

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Death seemed to lose its terrors and to borrow a grace and dignity in sublime keeping with the life that was ebbing away — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
Death seemed to lose its terrors and to borrow a grace and dignity in sublime keeping with the life that was ebbing away — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
The war had made some into libertines and some into serious, sober men. — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
The war had made some into libertines and some into serious, sober men. — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
His special gift was the ability to see the essence of a worthwhile suggestion and to relate it to what was already in e — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
His special gift was the ability to see the essence of a worthwhile suggestion and to relate it to what was already in e — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
In rural and struggling Lexington, Virginia, Lee's new postwar home, one writer joked darkly dollars were so scarce that — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years
In rural and struggling Lexington, Virginia, Lee's new postwar home, one writer joked darkly dollars were so scarce that — Charles Bracelen Flood, Lee The Last Years