Donated to the Library of the State University of Iowa by Lucy S. Stewart, a daughter of Iowa.
4CJ, If you haven't found a copy yet, perhaps it can be found under the alternative title, 500 Pages of Why I Hate R. E. Lee.
I'm on about the 7th chapter wholly dedicated to twisting the wording of everything Lee said to his discredit (the others are titled differently, but essentially devoted to the same end), and still have not found any reference to him in a U.S. uniform at the Virginia convention, although his appearance at the convention has been discussed several times. Perhaps it's still yet to come.
From page 146: "The Government, although under no obligation to do so, saved and protected the property of traitors, saved from pillage Arlington, the home of Robert E. Lee."
FYI, I have converted Chapters 9, 10, and 11 to text.
A few weeks backs I documented several contemporaries that were with Lee, or knew him very well. His Pulitzer prize (one of two such awards) winning biographer noted on several occasions that Lee was dressed in cilvilian clothes on the way to the convention. It could be that someone is simply allowing the drool/foam/hatred to blind them to reality.