Which sentence from the selection supports the idea that Robert E. Lee felt Stonewall Jackson was essential to the war?

Question

A Jackson was shot in the left arm, which doctors were then forced to amputate.
B Jackson split the Confederate army in order to attack the Union from two sides.
C Jackson may have lost his left arm, but I have lost my right arm.
D Jackson died a few days later.

Answer 1

The sentence that supports the idea that Robert E. Lee felt Stonewall Jackson was essential to the war is:

C "Jackson may have lost his left arm, but I have lost my right arm."

This sentence implies that Lee viewed Jackson as a vital part of his command and that his loss had a significant impact on Lee personally and strategically.