general grant is portrayed by kurt field and general lee by thomas jesse. you want to invite you to be part of the conversation. here's how to do that -- call us at the numbers on your screen. send us a tweet at c-span history and you can also join us on facebook. this moment our viewers just saw on american history tv, gentlemen, what were you thinking as general lee wrote away? guest: sadness. i knew how much they were suffering with the surrender after they had fought so hard for four long years. i felt it was almost anti-climactic. one of the things i noted was the silence. there were no guns, no candidate in, no shouts, no battle sounds. the silence was a sound we had not heard for four years and it approached the eerie. host: general lee, as we watched that site just moments ago, you seemed to pause for a moment before mounting traveler. what was going through your mind? guest: at that particular moment, i was concerned for my horse. we were putting the bridle on and i removed the forelock from under the bridle but what was going on in my mind for mos

grant portrayed by kurt fields and general robert e lee coat -- portrayed by thomas jesse. inc. you for being with us and with our viewers as well. our program continues here at the 150th anniversary at the surrender of the army here at northern virginia at appomattox historical park. in just a moment, we will be joined by elizabeth varon author of "appomattox: victory defeat and freedom at the end of the civil war." in the meantime, we are going to let you watch some of the sites and sounds happening here at appomattox court house national historic park. we will continue with your calls in just a moment for elizabeth varon. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. ♪ host: let's go live to have a maddox in northern virginia here on c-span3 on the 150th anniversary of the surrender at appomattox. think some of the sites there making their way to the stacking of the arms. here, we are joined live by elizabeth varon, the author of a number of books, including her most recent, "appomattox: victory, defeat and freedom at the end of the civil war." we want to make sure we invi

host: we are joined by kurt field and thomas jesse here at appomattox on the 150th anniversary of the surrender of the army of northern virginia. we are taking your calls here on american history tv. joe in new york, you are on the air. caller: i have a question for general grant. the surrender ceremony, and general lee appeared in an immaculate uniform, as he appears to be wearing right now because he thought he would be come that she would become general grant's prisoner. i would like to ask generally did he consider he might be arrested and charged with the crime of treason? thank you very much. guest: that did come up after the war and i communicated with general grant, pointing out i had a parole. i had gone home and politically there was a call to have me arrested and tried for treason. i wanted to settle the matter and i communicated with general grant and the matter died. host: were you concerned you had not had a chance to speak to confederate president jefferson davis? guest: i communicated with him, but i don't know if he received any of my communications will stop the line

general grant is portrayed by kurt field and general lee by thomas jesse. you want to invite you to be part of the conversation. here's how to do that -- call us at the numbers on your screen. send us a tweet at c-span history and you can also join us on facebook. this moment our viewers just saw on american history tv gentlemen, what were you thinking as general lee wrote away? guest: sadness. i knew how much they were suffering with the surrender after they had fought so hard for four long years. i felt it was almost anti-climactic. one of the things i noted was the silence. there were no guns, no candidate in, no shouts, no battle sounds. the silence was a sound we had not heard for four years and it approached the eerie. host: general lee, as we watched that site just moments ago, you seemed to pause for a moment before mounting traveler. what was going through your mind? guest: at that particular moment, i was concerned for my horse. we were putting the bridle on and i removed the forelock from under the bridle but what was going on in my mind for most

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