Garb of the high command, GEN ROBERT E. LEE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINAIA promoted to brigadier general in 1861, Lee posted for this 1863 portrait in the coat he always wore, which had a colonel's collar insignia and a general's button arrangement. A group of women from Maryland who supported the Confederate casue sent Lee the gray English broadcloth coat (left). Once described as "beaming the highest intelligence and unvarying kindness, yet with command so firmly set in his features that all knew him for the unquestiond chief", Lee attained the highest rank of any officer in the Confederate service.

General Bragg, whose frokc coat is shown below, replaced Beauregard as commander of the Army of Tennessee. Plagued by chronic migranine headaches, Bragg was notorious for his irascibility. While one historian credits him with "the highest moral character and skill in planning military maneuvers", he notes that the general's unpopularity with practically everyone he encountered greatly diminished his effectriveness. To order please inform, we keep the history alive prodcing exactly the same. NANBA

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