Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Longstreet” in chapter 1.22, section c.1.22.96, page 210 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 25.:
... of the stream, and succeeded in detaining Mahone at that point all day. A flank movement of his infantry through the woods to his right would have turned the position and placed him in easy reach of General Longstreet 's left.
Longstreet, in his report, complains of both Generals Jackson and Huger, saying that 50,000 were in easy hearing of the battle, yet none came in to co-operate with him. Jackson should have ...
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