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rdfs:label	Order of Lee
rdfs:comment	The Order of Lee was the second-highest award bestowed by the Confederate Army after the Confederate Cross. It was named for General Robert E. Lee, and the medal featured Lee's likeness. Its naval equivalent was the Order of the Virginia. Tom Colleton won the Order of Lee on the Roanoke Front during the Great War. By the time of the Second Great War, the Order of Albert Sidney Johnston had supplanted the Order of Lee as the second-highest award.
dcterms:subject	Southern Victory Inconsistencies Awards Confederate States Army
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abstract	The Order of Lee was the second-highest award bestowed by the Confederate Army after the Confederate Cross. It was named for General Robert E. Lee, and the medal featured Lee's likeness. Its naval equivalent was the Order of the Virginia. Tom Colleton won the Order of Lee on the Roanoke Front during the Great War. By the time of the Second Great War, the Order of Albert Sidney Johnston had supplanted the Order of Lee as the second-highest award.