NEW-ORLEANS, Feb. 25 -- Albert Voorhees, attorney for the estate of the late Gen. Beauregard, to-day filed a petition for the opening of the will. The heirs are represented to be Rene T.
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Did General Beauregard Lee see his shadow? Georgia's groundhog declares long winterGeneral Beauregard "Beau" Lee has been predicting Georgia's winter weather since 1991. Before him there was General Robert E. Lee, a groundhog named for the Confederate general who began making ...
Sean Michael Chick’s new biography of the important, but controversial, Confederate general P. G. T. Beauregard concentrates on the man in the Civil War. Unlike Robert E. Lee, he has not been the ...
For all his Creole flair and courage, however, Beauregard proved a better engineer than, and quarreled for years with former Confederate leaders over his role in the war.
General Beauregard Lee lived at the Yellow River ... His name is drawn from Confederate history -- in reference to Generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Robert E. Lee.
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