...the morning that he reported to Meade his apprehension of an attack on that flank, as shown by Meade's testimony, and yet no arrangements were made for transferring troops to meet such an attack, and Sickles did not go into position until near 4 o'clock. In fact Mleade had been projecting an attack from his right flank on our left until the afternoon, when it was reported impracticable. He then ordered...