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1 ‘Stuart's Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign,’ 1908. He also published in November, 1908, an article on the same subject in the Journal of the Military Service Institution.
2 It is remarkable that Col. Mosby should include Gen. Fitz. Lee among those who have thrown the blame of the Gettysburg campaign, on Stuart. For Gen. Lee says: ‘This officer has been unjustly criticised for not being in front of Lee's army at Gettysburg, but Lee and Longstreet must be held responsible for his route.’ ‘Life of Gen. Lee,’ p. 265.
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