Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Swinton” in chapter 9 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 4.:

...re to prevent Meade's left from being turned. Two divisions of infantry were used to keep off that force, when one brigade ought to have been amply sufficient. From some communications made to Mr. Swinton by Gen. Longstreet after. the war, and contained in the book of the former, you will find that Gen. Longstreet was strongly opposed to the attack on the enemy's position at Gettysburg, and forebode...
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