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30 December, 17:23

What are the "public journals" and why did lee mention them in his August 8th letter?

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    The public journals are the newspaper reports in which Lee's ability to lead was questioned after his defeat in Gettysburg. He mentioned them because he himself had felt a loss of confidence in his ability to lead.
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