Chapter 25The computer hummed and the simulationof Gen. Lee wore his full dress military uniform. He had worn ittheday he surrendered to Gen. Grant at Appomattox. Grant, who had beenbusy directing his troops, wore his regular uniform, splattered bydirt and mud. Such behavior was typical for both men.
Lee stood informally with his hand onthe hilt of his saber. He nodded his head and smiled.
“Major, how are you today?”
“All things considered, I’m doingwell. And you Gen. Lee?”
“I’m fine. I have looked at yourplans, major.”
“You see any problems? I will befighting a defensive war, the kind that you are acquaintedwith.”
“But I would not wish to be going upagainst your enemies. I fought a war against northern generals andanorthern army but they were civilized. There are rules, even forwar,
