Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Longstreet” in entry army of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...me they were reorganized and disciplined, and at the close of April his army numbered 100,000 effective men. General Lee's army, on the other side of the river, had been divided, a large force, under General Longstreet , having been required to watch the movements of the Nationals under General Peck in the vicinity of Norfolk.
Lee had in hand about 60,000 well-drilled troops, lying behind strong intrenchments exte...
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