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but one did not succeed. Jefferson Davis Taylor tremendous trust, sent him to U.S. President Abraham Lincoln messenger, hoping to eliminate the hostility between the two sides. Taylor also worked at Robert E • accompanied Lee to try to win support in Europe. To 1864, Coach Outlet General Taylor recognized that the South can not win, but his pride made him stand and fight until the defeat a foregone conclusion. He believes that the generals should be against the division last to surrender. General Lee surrendered the stubborn resistance after Jefferson Davis also recognized that, once the Taylor lowered his head to the northern army, that means the war is over. After the war, Taylor returned to his estate, no news of the next four years. During his Coach Factory Outlet disappearance, his property was confiscated auction. For self-esteem, he refused to apply for restoration of origin and return of property. He as a difficult period after the war he had long foreseen for the failure of the punishment. Dick from the north to Louisiana much government control and the pain of battle, by the Mason Dixon line leaders of both sides respect. Even before the war with his father was serving with President Grant and his comrades on Capitol Hill to pay tribute to former President's son. Of course, through the United States, the bloodiest war in history, someone can not forgive can not look beyond the war to the correct evaluation of an individual's achievements. Therefore, the newspaper reported the North Dick Taylor's whereabouts, the time did not forget to remind the reader that he has done in the rebellion. Dick used the rest of the civil war Coach Bags Canada in the European business and writing his memoirs, entitled "Destruction and Reconstruction", he insisted the fight against malaria, and finally died in 1879 before the completion of this book. He died penniless, but by his countrymen and the respect of the enemy. References Charles Beard's book "The presidents in American history." A • New York Julian Messner, 1981. Kasi Kan Field book "Jefferson Davis's iron will." Niuyue Ha Lookout, Norwich, 1978. Holman Hamilton, the "president of Kentucky: Lincoln, Taylor, Davis." Lexington, Kentucky University Press, 1978. White House offspring - 10 of 10 children of Millard Fillmore Millard Fillmore Millard Fillmore children (1800.1.7-1874.3.8) is the 13th president of the United States, Born in New York. His father was originally a farmer Moore, later to become tenants. Fillmore early to help the family farm and worked as an apprentice. He received only a basic education, by self-taught. In 1823, the 23-year-old Fillmore passed the bar exam, became a lawyer. Anti-communist economy in 1828 will participate in sports. Elected New York State Conference 1829 Conference