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Gen. Fitzhugh Lee

associated date: 1886

associated person: Lee
associated institution: Democratic National Party

ID Number: PL.227739.1886.F01
catalog number: 227739.1886.F01

Description: Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, nephew of "Light Horse Harry" Lee and Robert E. Lee was elected the 40th Governor of Virginia and served from 1886-1890.
Location: Currently not on view

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