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Armistead Lindsay Long
Armistead Lindsay Long (September 13, 1825 – April 29, 1891) was a brigadier general for the Confederate States of America, and the author of the 1886 book ''Memoirs of Robert E. Lee''.also unpublished "the first century of American history"
==Early life and career==
Long was born in Campbell County, Virginia, to Armistead Long and Calista Rosser Cralle. He was an 1850 graduate of the United States Military Academy.〔Confederate Military History, Vol. III, pp. 630-632.〕 He was appointed second lieutenant June 30, 1851,〔(Biographical detail ): ''AotW'' website.〕 and served for two years at Fort Moultrie before being assigned to frontier duty in New Mexico.〔
After two years on the frontier, he was moved back to Fort McHenry and Barrancas Barracks and promoted to first lieutenant on July 1, 1854.〔 In 1855 he was sent back for five more years of frontier-duty, this time serving in Kansas, Nebraska and Indian Territory with a brief stint at Fort Monroe.〔
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